Deutsche Bahn Begins Exporting Ukrainian Grain

News 18 May 2022, 16:12

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DB Cargo has launched a mechanism that will help transport large quantities of agricultural products to ports in the North Sea and the Adriatic.

Germany’s Federal Transport Minister Volker Wissing has said that Deutsche Bahn, Germany's largest railway operator, is helping Ukraine to export grain.

This was reported by the CFTS portal, citing the Spiegel Online publication.

DB Cargo, the cargo subsidiary of Deutsche Bahn, has launched a mechanism for transporting large quantities of agricultural products to ports in the North Sea and the Adriatic.

DB Cargo is already delivering products on behalf of private grain exporters from Ukraine.

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