In Lombardy, to bring every year to the tables of the region 42 million tonnes of fresh food and deliver to the consumers 160 thousand tons of frozen products, are used 13,454 temperature-controlled vehicles registered in the region, of which 32% are registered in the province of Milan. Within this fleet, 57% are LCVs (light commercial vehicles) and 43% are M-HCVs (light commercial vehicles) medium and large-sized commercial areas). The data of this fleet will be presented tomorrow at the stage of the Frigo'N'Motion, the "tour of Italy" organized by OITAF - Interdisciplinary Observatory for Food and Medication is dedicated to temperature-controlled transport, which is will be held starting at 10 a.m. in the Sala Manzoni of the Fiera di Milano, as part of Transpotec Logitec, the exhibition of transport and logistics.

In the temperature-controlled transport scenario, the Lombardy emerges as one of the most virtuous regions in Italy: 51% of LCVs and 61% of M-HCVs are classified as Euro 5 and Euro 6, compared to a national average of 40% for LCVs and 50% for M-HCVs. In addition, more than 50% of the vehicles circulating in Lombardy was registered after the 2009 and is equipped with new technologies for the treatment of of exhaust gases, thus increasing safety and reducing the amount of CO2 emitted into the atmosphere.

Temperature-controlled towed vehicles registered in the region On the other hand, there are 1,986, of which 1,797 semi-trailers and 189 trailers. 30% is registered in the province of Milan. Even in the case of of towed vehicles, Lombardy confirms the positive figure compared to the National average: the average age of the towed fleet is in fact, 15 years, compared to the average of 16.4 at the national level.

Tomorrow's event will be opened by Paolo's greetings Pizzocaro (director of Transpotec). This will be followed by speeches by Clara Ricozzi (President of OITAF), Giuliano Caselli (Director General Manager of Cemafroid/Tecnea Italia), Valerio Guatta Caldini (Euroengel Sales Manager) Stefano Brivio (CEO of Wheeliot) Bruno Cortecci (UN UNECE Commission and Director Pastoblok), Leonardo Galli (business development manager of Melform), Andrea Ferraresso (sustainability advisor of Tempo Zero), Michele Mastagni (Vice-President of Unrae and CEO Koegel), Francesco Codispoti (Head of After Sales & Production at Lamberet), Giuliano Baldassarri (LC3 fleet manager) and Valerio Vanacore (Head of Alternative Traction at IVECO Market Italy).