-
News from transport and logistics – 2 July 2025
2 Luglio 2025 - New caisson for Genoa breakwater – Italy–Africa container route – Qantas hit by cyberattack – Final stretch of Gradsko–Prilep expressway opens – New rail terminal in Bremerhaven – EP Logistics launches central European rail corridor
-
Arrests over tax fraud in transport and logistics across six Italian regions
2 Luglio 2025 - A large-scale operation by the Italian financial police, coordinated by the Florence district anti-mafia directorate, has dismantled a criminal network responsible for tax fraud in the transport and logistics sectors across six Italian regions.
-
News from transport and logistics – 1 July 2025
1 Luglio 2025 - Hupac increases trains between Italy and Germany – Digital terminal for lorries in Rijeka – DB Cargo France moves goods for Ikea – Semi-trailer train between Poland and Germany – Msc continues expansion in Brazil – Appointment at CargoBeamer – Ups Healthcare hub opens in Singapore
-
New Hyster electric truck for empty containers
1 Luglio 2025 - Hyster has developed a new electric forklift truck specifically designed for handling empty containers in port and inland terminals, offering performance comparable to diesel-powered versions.
-
New electric pallet truck from Crown for urban logistics
1 Luglio 2025 - Crown has unveiled the new WJ 50 Series electric pallet truck, a compact and lightweight solution designed for narrow warehouse aisles and for integration into industrial vehicles.
-
European meeting on AI in logistics set for September 2025
1 Luglio 2025 - On 24 and 25 September 2025, Amsterdam will host the Transporeon Summit, the annual event dedicated to the digital transformation of logistics, which this year will focus on artificial intelligence.
-
Tense atmosphere at the top of Dsv over CEO’s behaviour
30 Giugno 2025 - An investigation by Danish newspaper Børsen has published statements from fourteen Dsv employees alleging that CEO Jens Lund engaged in verbal abuse and public humiliation. The claims have drawn criticism from some investors.
-
News from transport and logistics – 27 June 2025
27 Giugno 2025 - Waberer’s closes the truck cartel case – New toll charges across Europe in July – Digital transformation for Cpr System – Uotc calls for an agency for rail intermodality – Road freight transport grows in China – DB Schenker arrives in Paris
-
News from transport and logistics – 26 June 2025
26 Giugno 2025 - Maersk returns to Haifa – Three freight train tunnels in Bulgaria – Airbus and Mtu collaborate on hydrogen aircraft – Bottleneck at Dostyk – China-Europe trade slows – Explosives dog training in Genoa
-
Switzerland embraces underground freight transport
26 Giugno 2025 - The Swiss Federal Council has approved underground freight transport as part of the Sectoral Transport Plan, paving the way for the Cargo Sous Terrain project, which involves automatic convoys travelling through tunnels.
-
New logistics platform by Prologis in Abruzzo
26 Giugno 2025 - In June 2025, Prologis opened a logistics platform of over 6,500 square metres in Cepagatti, in the province of Pescara, which it delivered to an express delivery company.
-
News from transport and logistics – 24 June 2025
24 Giugno 2025 - Amazon Prime Air and Enac push ahead with drone project in Italy – Byd launches its fifth car carrier vessel – US invests $500 million in African railway – logistics hub to rise between Kazakhstan and China – Dutch rail terminal Kijfhoek now automated – Nippon Express rolls out electric lorries in Shanghai
-
Sicom celebrates 50 years of Italian containers with strong results
24 Giugno 2025 - Sicom is marking fifty years of Italian container manufacturing with solid results and an international expansion plan focused on Europe and the Middle East.
-
The tariff truce boosts Chinese ports and airports
24 Giugno 2025 - In the third week of June 2025, Chinese ports handled 6.7 million TEUs, serving both domestic and export markets. This marks the highest level since 2023, achieved in part thanks to the tariff truce between the United States and China. Air cargo and domestic rail transport also performed well.
-
Transport and logistics news – 20 June 2025
20 Giugno 2025 - Sda hub in Nichelino – Betuweroute to shut for eight weeks – US tariffs slow down the Port of Los Angeles – China-Türkiye agreement for the Middle Corridor – Maersk launches container ship Berlin Mærsk – Maersk suspends Haifa calls – Bertschi completes C2 terminal in Rotterdam – Cma Cgm updates Asia to North Europe rates – Wfs terminal in Lyon – Reway Group makes its port debut – New logistics development in Sesto Fiorentino
-
Novara approves a 532,000-square-metre logistics hub
20 Giugno 2025 - On 16 June 2025, the municipal council of Novara approved the French company Aprc’s project to build a logistics platform covering 532,000 square metres, 179,000 of which will be built over.
Brevi dal mondo
Podcast K44

Transpotalk
Cronaca

Casello A14 di Riccione chiuso per autocisterna in fiamme
Un'autocisterna carica di carburante si è ribaltata e ha preso fuoco nei pressi del casello A14 di Riccione nel primo pomeriggio del 18 giugno 2026, causando due feriti ma nessuna vittima accertata. Vigili del Fuoco da Rimini, Forlì e Pesaro sono intervenuti per spegnere l'incendio e gestire il traffico bloccato in entrambe le direzioni.
Normativa
Videocast K44
Aereo

Lufthansa Cargo avvia il nuovo hub merci a Francoforte
Lufthansa Cargo avvia la prima fase del progetto LCCevo nell’aeroporto di Francoforte da 600 milioni di euro, che entro il 2030 trasformerà il Lufthansa Cargo Center nello scalo aereo merci più moderno d'Europa. In parallelo la compagnia lancia nuovi servizi digitali su WeChat per il mercato cinese.
Ferrovia

Crescono i dubbi sui tempi e sui fondi per la Torino-Lione
Durante la Conferenza intergovernativa Italia-Francia di Chambéry il 17 giugno 2026 sulla nuova ferrovia Torino-Lione, un rappresentante dell’Unione Europea ha segnalato incertezze sul finanziamento dell’opera, mentre la rappresentante della Francia ha confermato i dubbi sulla tratta francese.
Persone

L’Autorità portuale di Genova assume la presidenza dell’aeroporto
L'Autorità di Sistema Portuale del Mar Ligure Occidentale assume direttamente la presidenza di Aeroporto di Genova con la nomina del suo presidente Matteo Paroli, mentre inizia la due diligence per individuare un socio industriale per lo scalo Cristoforo Colombo.







































