Coronavirus
Schmitz Cargobull service network remains operational
Despite the restrictions imposed by the coronavirus crisis, Schmitz Cargobull's 1,700 service partners are highly operational. Taking into account the official requirements, service partners and customers are reliably supplied with spare parts.
Chief Sales Officer Boris Billich comments: "Especially in such difficult times as we are currently experiencing, fast and reliable service provision is more important than ever for transport companies and drivers. With their transports, they secure the supply of goods to the population and, together with our network partners, we are helping to effectively secure the supply chains."
According to the company, the supply of spare parts via the logistics network has been running without any significant restrictions so far. Supplies from the company's suppliers are stable with a few exceptions and are being monitored on a daily basis. The company's service partners are also still available in severely affected countries such as Spain and Italy. There are isolated restrictions due to reduced opening hours. Schmitz Cargobull Euroservice's 24h Breakdown Service is also providing breakdown assistance as usual.
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