The German logistics group Rhenus will bring together in a single hub within the Padua Freight Village its national and international transport, forwarding and warehousing in Italy, with a 10,000 square meter platform designed to integrating flows, services and skills more directly along the supply chain. The new hub, operational from the first quarter of 2027, will be created to network activities that Rhenus already carries out in the Padua area and to expand its operational capacity at the service of national transport and international transport. Road transport, air and sea shipments, warehousing and specialized services, including Special Delivery and Transport Related Warehousing (TRW), integrating warehouse management and transport flows into a single platform.

In detail, the platform will include 1,000 meters office squares distributed on several levels, 3,500 square meters squares dedicated to road transport activities, 3,000 square meters for Transport Related Warehousing, equivalent to about 3,000 pallet spaces, 2,000 square meters for Special Delivery and 500 square meters for ADR activities. To these yes will add over 30 loading bays, two areas for charging lithium trolleys and battery charging towers.

Rhenus pointed out that the position of the Padua Interport along the European Mediterranean and Baltic-Adriatic corridors guarantees access to the A4 and A13 motorways and quick connections to the Venice and Verona airports.