Georgia
Rail
MEDLOG Launches New Block Train Service
This service enhances inland connectivity for import cargo, offering customers a faster, more reliable and sustainable logistics solution between the country’s key maritime gateways and the capital.
Previously, rail transport along this corridor required up to two to three days of transit time. With the introduction of dedicated freight trains, containers can now reach Tbilisi in approximately 13 hours, significantly improving efficiency and predictability.
“The launch of dedicated block trains from Poti enhances reliability and speed for our customers, connecting inland destinations more efficiently,” says Mukhran Dekanadze, Managing Director, MEDLOG Poti.
Operational highlights
- Frequency: 4 trains per week
- Transit time: Approximately 13 hours
- Capacity: 60 TEU per train
Key customer benefits
- Improved transit times and schedule reliability
- Increased capacity for containerised imports
- Competitive pricing
- End-to-end visibility and service under one provider
Supporting sustainable logistics
By shifting cargo from road to rail, the new block train service helps reduce CO₂ emissions and contributes to lower environmental impact, in line with EU and national sustainability objectives. The launch reinforces MEDLOG’s and MSC’s shared commitment to strengthening Georgia’s intermodal infrastructure, offering customers efficient and sustainable transport solutions that support the country’s economic growth and connectivity.
Discover more about MSC’s intermodal solutions and contact geo-sales@medlog.com.
