The Grendi Group announced the visit of a delegation from the Danish shipping company Maersk to its own terminal MITO (Mediterranean Intermodal Terminal Operator) in the port of Cagliari to which it was renewed last July for twenty years the duration of the concession contract ( of 14 July 2025). At the center of the comparison of the two companies the development of traffic to North Africa and the achievement of of a significant milestone: over 100 ro-ro ships operated by Grendi for Maersk traffic to and from Tunisia, a solution which has been active since November 2023.

The delegation of the Danish company was made up of the top management for the areas of South-West Europe (France, Spain, Portugal, Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia) and South-East Europe (Italy, Greece, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Croatia, Serbia and Slovenia), including the managing directors Emilio De La Cruz and Alessandro Maldina. She was welcomed by the CEO of Grendi Maritime Transport, Antonio Musso, who shared a presentation of the group's activities and the most recent developments.

The delegation visited the operational areas on the quay assisting in ship loading operations with the that characterizes the offer of the Grendi group. The visit also involved the yards of MITO, the group's container terminal Grendi hub of the line of international connections from the Port Cagliari canal that during 2024 has moved over 150,000 TEU. The visit to the Grendi logistics hub also included the warehouses managed by M.A. Grendi Società Benefit, or the areas used for the storage and distribution of last mile of goods in the central south of the island.