DB Schenker News

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.

The postal strike is expanding into a labour conflict that affects logistics throughout Finland, when i.a. transport workers', railroad workers' and seafarers' unions have announced sympathy strikes.

The holidays in December and at the turn of the year traditionally slow down business in Finland as well as elsewhere around the world.

Due to the maintenance M/S Finnfellow will be docked from October 27 to November 11. During this time the traffic between Naantali and Kapellskär will be operated by one vessel only.

The situation with Brexit changes continuously. The UK Government has requested an extension to the current 31st October deadline. The probability of a hard Brexit has been significantly reduced.

DB Schenker advances businesses of its customers by offering comprehensive first-rate logistics services. Versatile transport and specialist services, fast schedules and the widest terminal network in Europe require investments.

DB Schenker expands the cargo cycle distribution in Finland.

Cross-border shipments across the British Isles have recently been subject to Brexit procactive checkings, that have caused considerable delays in deliveries around Europe.