In just over a year of full operation, the new railway terminal of the Parma Freight Village - Cepim has handled over 800 trains and 750,000 tons of goods. In July 2024 The first train arrived at the terminal and started the experimentation phase of operational activities which, in full regime from the end of the year - announced the Interport Company - have made it possible to remove 23,450 trucks from the roads for a total of 47 million kilometres not travelled by road, about 16.5 million million litres of diesel saved, over 44,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions avoided and with an estimated economic benefit of over 37 million euros between fuel, tolls and wear and tear on vehicles.

The results of a year of operation of the new terminal were presented on Monday at the event of closing of the European project UPaRRT - "UPgrading Parma Rail-Road Terminal", co-financed by the Connecting Europe Facility 2 (CEF 2). The construction of the railway terminal involved an investment of 20 million euros, of which 2.9 million million from the EU as part of the European project.