DB Schenker News

To control the spread of coronavirus we are taking stricter precautions in delivering shipments to consumers. As of Monday, April 6, our drivers will not carry consignments inside the apartment. In this way, we reduce the mutual risk of exposure.

Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, transport volumes are significantly reducing. Based on the volume estimates from our customers and experience from our European network, freight volumes will be reduced by almost one-third compared with a normal period.

DB Schenker, the world’s leading global logistics provider, deploys Neste MY Renewable Diesel ™ for the Collection Point transports.

The European countries have closed their internal and external borders for passenger traffic to limit the spread of coronavirus.

The EU and the member states have made strong decisions quickly to limit the spread of the corona virus between countries.

The Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is continuing to spread around the world and now in Europe. According to current information, none of DB Schenker's employees have been infected with the disease. We will continue to prepare for the epidemic and try to prevent it from spreading by all available means.

On Monday January 27, 2020 began strikes in the paper and forest industries.

Transporting of lithium cells and batteries within DB Schenker network requires a copy of the test summary according to the United Nations' definition as from January 1, 2020.

The strikes that have begun in the export industry on Monday December 9th have stopped many factories across Finland.

The ferry traffic is expected to return to normal within the next few days.