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May 25, 2011
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- Hupac recorded a significant recovery of unaccompanied traffic at the terminal of Busto Arsizio-Gallarate
- Last year, 382,056 were transhipped intermodal transport units (+11.9%)
 The Swiss Hupac announced that in 2010 unaccompanied traffic handled at the terminal from the Italian Busto Arsizio-Gallarate has seen a major revival since been transshipped 382,056 intermodal transport units (containers, trailers, swap bodies) with an increase of 11, 9% from 341,460 in 2009.
- Terminal Busto Arsizio-Gallarate, where work is in the processing plant by the owner of the infrastructure Spa Termi terminal operator, operates 25 pairs of trains per day connecting with the rest of Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Belgium, Denmark and Sweden.
- At the other terminal of Desio Italian, which is capable of a couple of trains per day last year as a Hupac closed with +5.8% over 2009.
- Overall intermodal traffic carried in 2010 by Hupac at the two terminals increased by 11, 7% over the previous year.
- Hupac explained that during 2010 has been expanded the company's activities: in addition to pulling the train daily Busto Arsizio - Milano sorting, Hupac is responsible for all activities operating in Terminal Busto Arsizio-Gallarate and between terminal and the new factory, was also expanded the service to train preparation: over 90% of the settlements at the start is controlled by the technical point of view by the verifiers Hupac. About 40 employees are engaged in areas of tension and movement.
- Hupac stated that the increase in operational activity had a positive effect also at work after a plan to reduce its workforce and streamlining started in 2009 following the economic crisis that had impacted heavily on the transport of goods In April 2010 Hupac withdrew the money rolling layoffs for its 200 employees. Also ein implement a continuous process of training of personnel, improvement of all matters relating to safety and continuous improvement of work processes.
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