Today, the President of the Port System Authority of the Southern Adriatic Sea, Ugo Patroni Griffi, and Davide Andreani, Representative of the temporary grouping of undertakings set up Fincosit, R.C.M. Costruzioni and Trevi, which was awarded the the tender for the construction of the work, have signed a Complex integrated contract for quayside and functional recovery of the Capo Bianco landfill yards, in the port of Brindisi, for an economic amount of €65 million, of which €30 million financed through the National Plan Complementary to the PNRR.

The intervention consists of the construction of a quay with a total length of about 375 meters with a depth of at the foot of -12 meters, suitable for mooring a ship of large size or two medium-sized units, and the forecourt developed on an area of about 14 hectares that will include the areas occupied by the former "British Gas" landfill.

The entire surface of the project is part of the Zone system Special Economic (SEZ) Adriatic Interregional (Puglia-Molise) and has been demarcated as an Enclosed Customs Free Zone (ZFD): a space that, while always belonging to the territory State Customs Authority, allows, under certain conditions, exemption from "customs duties" for the transit of incoming and outgoing goods. It is essentially a matter of - he pointed out the PSA - of a free zone, the second in Italy after that of Venice, aimed at encouraging international trade in through a special customs duty regime. In the ZFD Local businesses will have the opportunity to store, handle and process goods, in suspension of Duties & Taxes.