en.Wedoany.com Reported - Germany's logistics company DHL has launched its second parcel delivery boat in Berlin. The new vessel's route leads to Berlin's East Port, further expanding the city's waterway parcel delivery network.

Previously, DHL had already deployed its first parcel boat in Berlin, transporting packages on the Spree River. The addition of the second boat aims to increase capacity and help reduce road traffic congestion. The company stated that utilizing waterway transport helps lower carbon emissions. The new boat will primarily serve customers in eastern Berlin, shortening delivery times. DHL hopes that through waterway transport, it can improve efficiency while alleviating urban traffic pressure. The new vessel is expected to make multiple daily round trips between the main docks and the East Port, handling parcels.

DHL is a globally leading logistics company, part of the Deutsche Post DHL Group. The company was founded in San Francisco, USA, in 1969, named after the initials of its three founders' surnames, and is now headquartered in Bonn, Germany. DHL's operations cover over 220 countries and regions worldwide, with approximately 584,000 employees. The company primarily consists of four core business divisions: DHL Express, Global Forwarding, Supply Chain, and eCommerce Solutions, providing comprehensive services ranging from parcel express delivery and international air and ocean freight to contract logistics. After being fully acquired by Deutsche Post in 2002, DHL gradually integrated and expanded, becoming one of the world's largest international logistics networks, with the group's revenue reaching 82.9 billion euros in 2025.

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