DB Schenker To Discuss Innovations and Agility in Freight Transport at Rio Oil & Gas 2022

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 01/09/2022 at 07:07

Updated on 01/09/2022 at 21:29

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Company Is One of the Main Logistics Operators in the Market and Is Focused on Meeting the Needs of Customers

São Paulo, August 2022 – DB Schenker – one of the global leaders in multimodal logistics solutions – will be present at the 20th Edition of Rio Oil & Gas 2022, one of the most important events in the oil and gas sector in Latin America. The fair, which is organized by the Brazilian Oil and Gas Institute (IBP), takes place from September 26 to 29, 2022, at the Boulevard Olímpico in Rio de Janeiro, and gathers the main players and experts in the segment.

DB Schenker will have a booth in the main pavilion of the event, in partnership with the German Chamber of Commerce. This marks the company’s first participation in the event, aligned with its plans to expand its activities in Brazil.

The oil and gas market is one of the company’s main areas of operation. According to Vanessa Vinhaes, head of global projects and industrial solutions at DB Schenker, it is a sector that demands integrated and dedicated logistics, with specialists in the segment working daily with companies. In addition to the parts and pieces moved via traditional container transport and air freight, this segment requires cargo agents to have a know how in special projects for loads with specific dimensions and needs. “DB Schenker has a dedicated global department, with high technical capacity and a team of engineers and logistics professionals capable of handling any equipment with excellence. With this projected growth, combined with the fluctuation in the price of oil compared to previous years, it will be essential for companies in this segment to seek qualified partners to minimize the risks of their operations, avoiding additional costs to the project. This is an opportunity for companies with a global presence, like DB Schenker,” the executive assesses.

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