DB Schenker News

DB Schenker is expanding its green ocean freight services and has secured an arrangement to use 12,000 metric tons of biofuel component for all of its own consolidated cargo, less-than-container load (LCL), full-container-load (FCL) and refrigerated containers (reefer containers), from MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company, the world’s largest container line.

Recently, Great Place to Work® Institute - a global authority on workplace culture - announced the "2022 Best Workplaces™ in Greater China" List.

"Greening" of the logistics industry has a significant impact on achieving carbon peak and carbon neutrality. The transport sector, which accounted for 7.2Gt of carbon dioxide emissions (roughly 21 percent of the global total) in 2020*. Thus, all logistics companies, shippers, carriers, and all other industry stakeholders play a huge role toward low-carbon development.

DB Schenker extends its portfolio of climate-friendlier logistics solutions by opening the next chapter of greener transport in air freight.

DB Schenker, a world leading integrated logistics service provider, inaugurated its new Hainan Branch on Haikou. The office opens a new chapter for DB Schenker’s expansion into the South China market, serving China (Hainan) Pilot Free Trade Zone.

As one of the world's leading logistics service providers, DB Schenker Greater China and Foton Motor Group reached a consensus on cooperation this year.

DB Schenker, one of the world’s leading integrated logistics service providers, put into operation its newly completed Pinghu Logistics Centre, adding a new strong fulcrum for its operations in China.

DB Schenker becomes a sustainable spare parts logistics pioneer. "We are the first global logistics provider to offer spare parts delivery via 3D printing.

Global employee challenge in the logistics company’s jubilee year • Limited adidas sneaker edition in DB Schenker branding • Exclusive to company employees • support for charity projects

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