CTI uses the Trans-Siberian Railway to transport containers between the Far East and Europe, including the Balkans.

This mode of transport reduces emissions by 75% compared to maritime transport. The electric railway networks used mainly run on energy from hydroelectric power stations.

As well as offering significant benefits in terms of costs and transit times, this approach contributes to environmental sustainability.

Rail transport is the cheapest way to ship large amounts of goods over long distances, including large or heavy loads. Trains are also ideal for transporting materials such as coal, steel, wood and minerals, because they strike a great balance between transport costs and times. Rail transport combines benefits such as environmental sustainability, safety and cargo capacity, not to mention outstanding reliability.

• Short transit times: the transit times are short even when shipping large amounts of goods over long distances
• Traceability: the containers are fitted with GPS tracking systems, so they can be constantly monitored
• Flexibility: FCL and LCL solutions, making it possible to respond to changes in the market
• Sustainability: it’s one of the most environmentally friendly modes of transport and it helps to reduce carbon dioxide emissions
• Reliable, punctual deliveries: unlike road transport, it is not affected by traffic or weather conditions