Friuli Venezia Giulia Interports
Trieste - Gorizia - Cervignano
National and international transport: connecting Italy to the world
Strategic infrastructures at the service of logistics
“Moving goods, connecting territories, creating value.”
This is the slogan that unites three important logistics companies in Friuli Venezia Giulia: SDAG SpA a Socio Unico – Stazione Confinearia di Gorizia, Interporto di Cervignano del Friuli and Interporto di Trieste – Fernetti.
Three hubs that form a single, comprehensive network, offering efficient services for national and international transport, ensuring seamless integration between road, rail, and sea. Their privileged geographic location, bordering Central Europe and close to the Balkans, makes these freight terminals strategic hubs for the movement of goods to Italy, Northern Europe, and emerging markets.
Each facility is designed to meet the needs of companies requiring safe, rapid, and sustainable logistics solutions. From the Gorizia customs office, a gateway to cross-border markets, to the rail connections in Cervignano, to the maritime and intermodal connections in Trieste, businesses find an integrated, cutting-edge, and reliable logistics system.
An integrated network for logistics
Synergy, innovation and sustainability in transport
Working in synergy, SDAG Gorizia, Interporto Cervignano, and Interporto Trieste guarantee high-quality storage, handling, and cargo management services with a constant focus on environmental sustainability.
Thanks to modern infrastructure, equipped areas, and digital solutions for managing flows, companies can count on efficient and competitive support. The three freight villages are not just transit hubs, but true hubs that foster regional economic development, improve business competitiveness, and create global connections.
Choosing this network means relying on solid and innovative partners, capable of transforming logistics challenges into growth opportunities. A system that combines tradition and innovation, rooted in Friuli Venezia Giulia but projected towards the future of international transport.
