The globally operating logistics provider Dachser launched a new connection from Stryków to Malsch in southwestern Germany at the beginning of April 2013. This will improve and streamline logistics processes within the operator’s dense European network.
Due to the growing number of customers interested in fast transport of shipments to the southwestern part of Europe, Dachser has launched a new line from Stryków. The connection via Kuernach to Malsch in the Baden-Württemberg region, right on the German-French border, will allow for shorter transport times for shipments from Poland to this area, as well as to France and the Iberian Peninsula.
– The new line will help streamline and improve customer service. Now, thanks to the direct connection to Malsch, shipments from Poland will reach important transshipment points faster, for example, in just three business days to Madrid, Zaragoza, and San Sebastian in Spain – says Grzegorz Lichocik, President of Dachser in Poland.
Dachser currently possesses one of the most extensive and efficient transport networks in Europe. In the largest European countries, it provides services from the entargo group, including: targospeed, targofix, and targoflex. Customers can choose services online, place their forwarding orders, and monitor the progress of their shipments. The company has 8 branches in Poland (2 in Warsaw and one each in Stryków, Szczecin, Wrocław, Gądki near Poznań, Sosnowiec near Katowice, and Gdańsk). The terminal in Stryków is the main transshipment point between Western and Eastern Europe. Dachser in Poland operates over 20 daily groupage lines in exports and 18 in imports to and from most European countries.