APM Terminals-Cargo Service, is now offering Maintenance &Repair service at DB Schenkers rail terminal in Hoeje Taastrup. The service is designed to help shipping lines and truckers avoid traffic delays in Copenhagen’s city center and reduce emissions by offering them container repair, refrigerated equipment pre-trip services and cleaning/washing of empty containers.
The terminal is ideally located with easy access to/from the motorway and close to the railway, where APM Terminals – Cargo Service operate three weekly departures to/from Aarhus.
Commenting on the new service, Johan Uggla, Managing Director of APM Terminals –Cargo Service, Johan Uggla said “Our strategic growth plan calls for constantly finding new ways to better serve our customers while reducing our carbon footprint. This new M&R service helps our customers address maintenance and repair needs in their transportation chain in a very convenient, high volume location. It helps them avoid unnecessary delays, reduces their logistics costs and promotes environmentally-soundalternatives by keeping the trucks out of the city center. It is a natural extension of our Aarhus/Copenhagen direct rail services launched two years ago.”
The Port of Aarhus is Denmark’s second-largest city and the 5th-busiest container port in the Scandinavian/Baltic region. APM Terminals Cargo Service A/S was established in September 2010 by merging the operations of APM Terminals Aarhus with the adjacent Cargo Service terminal facility. The port offers a deep-water 15 meter berth depth and has direct rail service to Copenhagen. Terminal throughput in 2010 was 341,000 TEUs’
The terminal is ideally located with easy access to/from the motorway and close to the railway, where APM Terminals – Cargo Service operate three weekly departures to/from Aarhus.
Commenting on the new service, Johan Uggla, Managing Director of APM Terminals –Cargo Service, Johan Uggla said “Our strategic growth plan calls for constantly finding new ways to better serve our customers while reducing our carbon footprint. This new M&R service helps our customers address maintenance and repair needs in their transportation chain in a very convenient, high volume location. It helps them avoid unnecessary delays, reduces their logistics costs and promotes environmentally-soundalternatives by keeping the trucks out of the city center. It is a natural extension of our Aarhus/Copenhagen direct rail services launched two years ago.”
The Port of Aarhus is Denmark’s second-largest city and the 5th-busiest container port in the Scandinavian/Baltic region. APM Terminals Cargo Service A/S was established in September 2010 by merging the operations of APM Terminals Aarhus with the adjacent Cargo Service terminal facility. The port offers a deep-water 15 meter berth depth and has direct rail service to Copenhagen. Terminal throughput in 2010 was 341,000 TEUs’