LCL Deliveries | DB Schenker

Less-than-container Load (LCL)

Our global LCL network makes managing your ocean freight easier than ever. With quality service and state-of-the-art tech, we're a leader in LCL delivery.

DB SCHENKERcombine is an inherent component of our ocean freight product and service portfolio which adds real value to our customers’ business. We provide extensive LCL services with expertise that is supported by a global LCL Hub and Gateway network enhanced by a seamless connection to our land services. This enables DB Schenker to meet the highest standards for comprehensive door-to-door solutions assuring even the smallest consignments reach their destinations in a reliable, flexible and efficient manner.

In Estonia DB Schenker has experience in ocean freight for more than ten years. We were one of the first carriers in the local market to open direct freight of containers to Tallinn- in June 2002 our first container departed from Hong Kong. We use the same way to bring cargo from other ports in the Far East. Today we also offer direct lines from Shanghai and Taiwan and we guarantee weekly departures from Shanghai and Hong Kong.

Benefits

Competitive pricing
High quality standards
Space and equipment availability during peak seasons
Outstanding schedule reliability
Sustainable solutions
Weekly sailing flexibility
Sustainable "Eco" solutions

eSchenker: It's so easy

eSchenker is our most advanced logistic solution yet. It incorporates all eServices into one portal, giving you maximum support at every stage of your supply chain. From tracking and scheduling to booking and reporting, eSchenker has your logistics covered.

Tracking

The easy-to-use eSchenker tracking tool gives you real-time information about the location and status of your shipment, and its current estimated time of delivery. Allocation of a tracking number means that you can access detailed shipment data online without having to log in. Our tracking technology has now been upgraded with an even more detailed overview and status information for each of your shipments.

The New DB Schenker

1/10

We are pleased to announce the new brand image that truly speaks to the current state of our business and our overall long-term strategy.

Maximum power for green mobility

2/10

Transport, warehousing, recycling and other services along the supply chain require a high level of expertise in the proper and compliant handling of lithium batteries. This is where DB Schenker comes into play, supporting the industry with a dedicated service for battery logistics to cope with the logistical hurdles.

Short-term warehousing

3/10

The Coronavirus pandemic has hit global supply chains with full force. Due to changing consumer behavior, stranded shipping containers are piling up in seaports with goods that can no longer be sold due to changing consumer behavior. In addition, growing consumer demand for certain goods, for example in the food or health sector, has led to an increase in production. This has two consequences: Currently unsaleable items need to be stored temporarily and companies are having to build up safety stocks to avoid interruptions in supply.

Logistics automation at its best

4/10

DB Schenker is now responsible for MediaMarkt Sweden's logistics for online sales and store deliveries from the Arlandastad logistics center near Stockholm.

e-commerce incorporated

5/10

Partnering with Magento

DB Schenker is offering a powerful new extension to equip small and mid-size merchants at Magento, one of the world's leading providers of e-commerce platforms. The Partnership evolved from increasing customer demand for web-shop order tracking.

Empowering global e-commerce

6/10

DB Schenker provides its customers with access to over a hundred marketplaces globally by partnering with leading SaaS platform provider, ChannelAdvisor.

Inventing the digitized warehouse

7/10

DB Schenker and Cisco, the worldwide leader in networking for the internet, are collaborating to change the face of the logistics industry.

Exoskeletons

8/10

DB Schenker has extensively investigated the use of exoskeletons at several logistics locations in Germany, in order to relieve warehouse personnel of physically-demanding tasks in the long term.