DSV: Sanctions could weaken European economy
Russia only has a small impact on DSV's combined business, but the transport group is more worried about the consequences for the fragile European economy.
BY OLE ANDERSEN
Russia's trade sanctions banning the import of a long list of food items such as beef, pork, fruit, vegetables, poultry, milk, cheese and other dairy products from the EU, US, Australia, Canada and Norway will only have a moderate impact for DSV in terms of the transport group's combined business.
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