Article: DB Cargo orders diesel fleet. (World Report).

Article: DB Cargo Wants To Solve Cross-Border Problems.
International Railway Journal;  September 1, 2000 ;     700+ words ... ... Bernd Malmstrom took over as chairman of DB Cargo on July l. He has a clear set of objectives for improving the performance of DB Cargo and developing railfreight not only in ... office. MALMSTROM joined the board of DB Cargo on May 1, and spent his first two months ...

Article: DB Cargo launches block train offensive. (World ...
International Railway Journal;  January 1, 2003 ;     536 words ... ... THE freight subsidiary of German Rail, DB Cargo, is reorganising its block train services ... commented Dr Bernd Malmstrom head of DB Cargo. 'The product offensive is not just ... consumer goods at short notice irregularly. DB Cargo plans to develop more service elements ...

Article: European Rail Merger Raises Industry's Hopes; Customers Seek ...
Chemical Week;  September 22, 1999 ;     700+ words ... ... state-owned freight railroad company DB Cargo (Mainz) will merge with its Dutch counterpart ... chains," says Wolfgang Rogall, head of DB Cargo's chemical products, mineral oil ... build on their chemical initiatives. DB Cargo is preparing to launch Chem Cargo, which ...

Article: German Rail's freight division, DB Cargo. (World in ...
International Railway Journal;  June 1, 2002 ;     357 words ...German Rail's freight division, DB Cargo, has agreed to sell a 50% stake in its subsidiary, Transfracht ... International, to Hamburg Port & Warehouse Company (HHLA). DB Cargo says the move is part of its strategy to develop combined transport ...

Article: DB Cargo. (World Market: Germany).
International Railway Journal;  January 1, 2003 ;     266 words ...DB Cargo, the freight division of German Rail (DB), is seeking to lease up to 1000 intermodal wagons, comprising three different designs.

Article: DB CARGO.
Railway Age;  August 1, 1999 ;     525 words ...DB CARGO, the freight division of German Rail, has entered into a cooperation agreement with DBR, the German inland waterways operator. The agreement is designed to attract traffic from highways through improved rail-water service.

Article: DB Cargo. (World in Brief: Germany).
International Railway Journal;  February 1, 2002 ;     282 words ...DB Cargo has ceased railfreight services to 637 points on its network in a bid to streamline its wagonload traffic. It hopes the measure will reduce the annual Euros 153 million loss suffered on the services.