Boluda Shipping boosts its intermodal strategy with the redesign of its locomotive fleet

Photograph by Boluda.

Intermodal Logistics

Boluda Shipping is consolidating the integration of its rail division, inherited from Transfesa, by applying its new corporate image to its locomotives. This initiative aims to unify its sea-to-land logistics offering and strengthen sustainable corridors within its international network.


Boluda Shipping advances its strategy intermodal logistics with the full integration of railway activity of Transfesa in your division Boluda LogisticsThe company has highlighted this union by presenting its locomotives under the new corporate design, unifying its brand image and reinforcing the operational connection between its maritime and land services.

This integration expands the company's ability to offer comprehensive logistics solutions, combining road transport, warehousing, and, now prominently, rail. The goal is to provide a more efficient and competitive logistics chain for international trade.

A unified image for integrated logistics

The locomotive Euro 4000 is the first to showcase the new image of BoludaSporting the characteristic blue and red colors alongside the "B" logo. This redesign is not merely aesthetic; it projects an image of cohesion and increases the brand's visibility in the railway sector. With this move, Boluda Shipping It emphasizes the role of the railway as a strategic pillar in its service offering, visually aligning land operations with maritime operations.

The rail operation, which transports the containers of Boluda Lines In intermodal platforms, it becomes a key link for optimized management of goods flows.

Connectivity and sustainability as strategic pillars

The synergy between rail and maritime transport allows Boluda To efficiently connect the main logistics hubs. The rail service between Madrid and the port of C facilitates the continuation of the containers' journey by sea through the shipping company's regular services. This integration creates a logistics corridor that links the north of Europa with the Península Ibérica, Canarias, Cabo Verde and various destinations of África Occidental.

With this initiative, Boluda Shipping It not only improves supply chain efficiency but also drives a more sustainable model. The consolidation of the green corridors Intermodality is a fundamental tool for advancing towards logistics with less environmental impact and greater competitiveness for exporting and importing companies.

Table 1: Intermodal logistics chain structure of Boluda Shipping.
Logistics Phase Mode of Transport Range / Connection
Ground Transportation Railway (Intermodal Platforms) Key route: Madrid – Port of C
Ocean Freight Vessel (Regular services of Boluda Lines) North of Europa, Península Ibérica, Canarias, Cabo Verde y África Occidental
Strategic objective Sea-Land Combination Creation of green corridors and improvement of competitiveness

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