DB Schenker On-Track in Driving Rail Freight Solutions for Customers across Asia Pacific

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Since inaugurating the first Beijing – Hamburg rail link in 2008, DB Schenker has since developed an unparalleled portfolio of Euro-Asia Rail door-to-door services, linking China with Germany and the rest of Europe – such as Changsha, Chengdu, Chongqing, Harbin, Hefei, Suzhou, Shenyang, Wuhan, Yiwu, Zhengzhou with Duisburg, Hamburg, Leipzig, Nuremburg, as well as Lodz, London, Lyon, Tilburg, Warsaw, and many others.
“Having pioneered the rail service between China and Europe some 10 years ago, we are today in a unique position as the market leader for both LCL and FCL. We are proud to be recognized as such and we will continue to drive innovation around our rail products to and from China”, said Mr Thomas Sorensen, CEO for North and Central China.
Along with the Pan-Australia Rail solutions network (linking Sydney to Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane, Darwin and Perth), and the Trans-Java Rail solutions in Indonesia (linking Jakarta with Surabaya and Semarang), DB Schenker offers the gamut of daily/regular Full-Container-Load (FCL), Less-than-Container-Load (LCL), Block-trains, multi-customer, reefer services and so on, to customers in the Automotive, Electronics, Industrial/Chemicals, Consumer Goods, and other sectors.
At the recent Asian Freight, Logistics and Supply Chain Awards (AFLAS) held on 29th June 2017, DB Schenker was again ranked as the Best Logistics Service Provider – Rail for the second year running. Having won AFLAS awards in all major logistics related categories in the past, including Best Logistics Service Provider – Sea Freight and Air Freight as well as Best Road Haulier, DB Schenker’s heritage and pedigree in Rail offers truly peerless inter-modal solutions for shippers in Asia.
“Incorporating comprehensive Rail Logistics Services into our suite of solutions unleashes a higher level of robustness, to achieve the optimal balance in calibrating Cost, Lead Time, Risk Mitigation, and Environmental Impact in the supply chain”, added Mr Norman Mummery, SVP Contract Logistics/SCM for Asia Pacific.
“We are humbled and thankful to win this award for the second year in a row, voted by shippers and peers from the industry. As a pioneer and first-mover in Rail among Global 3PLs for Asia, we are unrelenting in pushing the limits to strengthen our network and take our customers further”, says Ditlev Blicher, CEO of DB Schenker in Asia Pacific.
Questions & Answers
Q.Which specific cities are connected by DB Schenker's Euro-Asia rail services?
Which specific cities are connected by DB Schenker's Euro-Asia rail services?
The Euro-Asia rail services link cities like Changsha, Chengdu, Chongqing, Harbin, Hefei, Suzhou, Shenyang, Wuhan, Yiwu, and Zhengzhou in China, with Duisburg, Hamburg, Leipzig, Nuremburg, Lodz, London, Lyon, Tilburg, and Warsaw in Europe.
Q.What types of rail freight services does DB Schenker offer to its customers?
What types of rail freight services does DB Schenker offer to its customers?
DB Schenker offers daily/regular Full-Container-Load (FCL), Less-than-Container-Load (LCL), Block-trains, multi-customer, and reefer services. These are available to customers in sectors such as Automotive, Electronics, Industrial/Chemicals, and Consumer Goods.
Q.When did DB Schenker first establish a rail link between Beijing and Hamburg?
When did DB Schenker first establish a rail link between Beijing and Hamburg?
DB Schenker inaugurated its first rail link between Beijing and Hamburg in 2008. They are now considered a market leader for Euro-Asia rail services, having pioneered the service some 10 years ago.
Q.What recent award did DB Schenker win for its rail logistics services?
What recent award did DB Schenker win for its rail logistics services?
DB Schenker was ranked as the Best Logistics Service Provider, Rail at the Asian Freight, Logistics and Supply Chain Awards (AFLAS) on 29th June 2017. This was the second consecutive year they won this specific award.
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