Terminali Italia, the subsidiary of Rete Ferroviaria Italiana (RFI) of the FS group, has obtained from the Agency of Customs and Monopolies the authorization of the new fast corridor (or fast customs corridors) between the port of La Spezia and its Milan terminal of Segrate, used by the multimodal operator Medlog Italia transport of the MSC group. Activating this Railway customs corridor will allow the customs clearance of goods directly in the Segrate terminal, thus reducing customs clearance times and optimising transfer of goods by rail from the port hub of La Spezia at the Lombard terminal.

The fast corridor La Spezia-Segrate joins four others fast corridors already authorized to Terminali Italia by the Agency of the Customs that connect Marzaglia (Modena) to the ports of La Spezia and Ravenna as well as Bologna at the port of Gioia Tauro.

Meanwhile, the Bagnolo Mella Intermodal railway terminal (BMI) in Bagnolo Mella (Brescia) of Italghisa, a company active in the steel sector, has joined the network managed by Terminali Italia. The intermodal terminal is spread over an area of 65 thousand square meters, with opportunities for expansion up to 150 thousand square meters. The services offered includes handling of semi-trailers, containers and crates furniture, storage of intermodal transport units as well as repair services thereof. Connected to the national railway network through the station of Bagnolo Mella, The infrastructure has numerous storage areas, including covered, with three tracks for a total length of 1,200 meters. The BMI terminal is located a few kilometers from the junctions motorways A21 and A4 and is designed to accommodate both land and sea traffic.