DB Schenker in Luxembourg is expanding its activities near the cargo center at Luxembourg Airport, which is one of Europe’s major airports.

Developments concerning the COVID-19 pandemic continue to effect operations worldwide.

DB Schenker is monitoring the situation closely.

In November, DB Schenker Benelux received the ‘Services & Logistics, overall performance Award’ from Nitto EMEA. A special appreciation in the field of partnership.

DB Schenker invests in the further development of the Belgian land transport division, among other things by modernizing its fleet. In the upcoming weeks, a total of 75 new trailers will be delivered step by step to the land transport branch in Mechelen. These will be deployed from Belgium in the international groupage network throughout Europe.

The Belgian Olympic and Interfederal Committee (BOIC) extended the cooperation with global logistics service provider DB Schenker as official forwarder.

Being a sustainability champion is one of DB Schenker’s strategic objectives. The globally operating logistics service provider has committed to an ambitious CO₂ reduction of 20% by 2025.

Successful completion of pilot project run by DB Schenker, MAN Truck & Bus and Fresenius University of Applied Sciences

Global-leading logistics service provider DB Schenker opened its first low-carbon city distribution center in Oslo, the new Oslo City Hub.

During the LogiMAT trade fair in Stuttgart last February, DB Schenker presented a prototype of the first VR training system for forklift drivers.

As of April 1, 2019, Pierre van Diesen has been appointed as Vice President of BU Land Transport BeNeLux. He hereby takes over the responsibilities of John Scherpenborg, who has taken on the role of Head of Business Development & Revenue Management Land Transport BeNeLux within DB Schenker.