Ctv 2000 has renewed its fleet of industrial vehicles with six Scania 460 Super road tractors, supplied by the Sacar dealership. In a statement, the Swedish manufacturer claims that these vehicles enable a reduction in diesel consumption of up to 15% and, thanks to advanced fleet management services, the transport company has saved approximately seventy working days per year by reducing vehicle downtime.
Founded in 2000 in Fiumicino, Ctv 2000 specialises in transporting perishable goods, pharmaceuticals, and high-value cargo to and from airports. Initially operating at the Rome airport, it later expanded to Malpensa and Capodichino. Today, it manages a fleet of 50 industrial vehicles, generating a turnover of €18.5 million in 2023. The company's roots date back to 1968 when it started as a family-run business dedicated to serving air cargo at the then-new Fiumicino airport. In 2000, it transformed into a cooperative, and in 2010, it launched refrigerated transport for food and pharmaceutical products. The company has obtained Tapa, Gdp, and Adr certifications.
Ctv 2000 also provides logistics services, operating a 10,000-square-metre warehouse at the Rome Logistics Hub, which includes refrigerated storage facilities, as well as a 2,000-square-metre site in Pioltello, near Milan, and a branch close to Malpensa’s cargo city. Its vehicle fleet comprises various types of transport, from vans to articulated lorries. The company is currently assessing the adoption of electric trucks for short-haul transport.
