DB Schenker opens “Terminal of the Future” in Finland

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By LoadstarEditorial

02/06/2015

(Frankfurt/Helsinki, June 1, 2015) DB Schenker Logistics will open one of its largest and most modern terminals on the third of June in Finland. The new location, near the capital of Helsinki, represents one of the largest investments that DB Schenker has made worldwide at 57 Million Euros.
“Combining four locations and operations such as land transport, air, and sea freight in one building will improve our efficiency and productivity and streamline our cargo flows between the different transport modes,” says Dr. Karl-Friedrich Rausch, CEO and Chairman of the Board of Management, Schenker AG.

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