TDT began its activity on January 1st 1997.
Its strategic position from the logistical point of view, with easy access by road and rail and a maximum annual operational capacity of 900,000 TEU make TDT the reference container terminal in the Port of Livorno.
In addition to being the port serving the markets of central and north-eastern Italy, or the ideal outlet to the sea for a large hinterland consisting mainly by Tuscany, Emilia Romagna, Veneto, Marche and upper Lazio, TDT represents the key point for access to European markets, playing an important role for the American (USA in particular) and West African markets.
In recent years, TDT has also taken on a significant role as a transhipment port for cargoes from the Americas to the East Med and vice versa.
Located in the heart of the industrial port, in the immediate vicinity of the Interporto A. Vespucci and the G. Galilei International Airport of Pisa, TDT is directly connected to motorways (A11, A12) and highways (SGC FI/PI/LI).
In December 2016, the inauguration of the direct connection between the terminal and the Tyrrhenian railway line, the first case in Italy, made it possible to eliminate the passage of goods in the Livorno Calambrone sorting station, thus guaranteeing reduced transit times as well as greater reliability of timetables.
Livorno is the largest italian port for refrigerated cargo and among the main ones for project cargo from the north-east and central Italy areas. The terminal has consequently been equipped with structures and areas dedicated to reefer containers, with 890 outlets (of which 80 in the verification area) and to the operations of various goods, managed by specialised personnel.
In 2020 TDT became the main terminal owned by the GIP group following the transfer of the corporate management of Terminal Contenitori Porto di Genova SECH from the GIP group to the PSA group.
Specifications:
Capacity | 900.000 TEUS approx |
Terminal area | 389.000 mq. |
Quay length | 1.430 m. |
Quay depth | 13,00 m. |
Terminal area rail | 49.500 mq. |
Rail Track | 1.350 m. (3 x 450 m.) |
Terminal area reefer | 17.900 mq |
Reefer Plugs | 890 |
Terminal area PIF/ Visit/ Weighing Machin | 14.350 mq |
Lifting equipment:
Quay cranes | 6 |
RTGs | 13 RTG |
Reach Stackers | 13 |
Lighting Towers | 38 |
Equipment and procedures conform to the ISPS code (International Ship and Port Security)
Staff: 260 employees
Hours:
Ship and rail operations
7 days a week, 24 hours a day based on the following workshift
Workshift 0 | 01,30 – 07,30 |
1st workshift | 07,30 – 13,30 |
2nd workshift | 13,30 – 19,30 |
3rd workshift | 19,30 – 01,30 |
Gate
From Monday to Friday from 07.30 to 19.30.
On Saturday from 07.30 to 13.30 only for full containers. It’s not possible to receive/delivery empty containers.
The following extension of closing hours are suspended until a date to be defined :
– From Monday to Friday for full and empty export containers, the gate time is extended up to 24.00.
– On Tuesdays and Thursdays, full containers are allowed to be collected until midnight.
In the following days/shifts all activities are suspended
May 01, all shifts |
December, 25 from 00,01 hrs up to December 26 01,30 hrs |
December 31, III shift (19,30-01,30) |
January 01st, shift 0 (01,30-07,30) |
January 01st, I° shift (07,30-13,30) + II° shift (13,30-19-30) |
During the following days, all Gate activities, all Inspections Area and General Cargo activities will be suspended. The Admnistrative Offices will be closed. |
Epiphany day January 06, Easter and Easter Monday, June 02, August 15, November 01, December 08. |
May 22 Livorno Patron Saint, the administrative offices will be closed. All ancillary services will be suspended. All gate activities will be regular. |