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TCR Expands Intermodal Connections

May 5, 2019

Contship Italia Group confirms its intermodal vocation, both for continental and maritime cargo – and for the latter, a collaboration between Terminal Container Ravenna (TCR) and Hannibal will offer an intermodal opportunity for the territory of Ravenna.

Local companies that have developed business in northern Europe during 2019 – and with Rotterdam in particular, have already seized the new connection as an opportunity.

The link will be made available by Contship Italia Group’s MTO Hannibal, connecting Ravenna with central an northern Europe through RHM – Rail Hub Milano, the intermodal platform located in Melzo (Milan).

Intermodal activity is becoming a service of great value for TCR – the gateway is in fact equipped with five rail tracks, two rail-mounted gantry cranes and an ample container yard to fully support the intermodal offering.

A great example that combines sustainability, supply chain efficiency and business development to support integrated logistic services in line with client and market needs.

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