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Demurrage. Toll costs. Missed windows. Diminishing margins. There’s a better way to move freight.

Introducing Australia’s Largest Intermodal Terminal

In today’s logistics environment, efficiency is defined by more than just speed – it’s about cost-certainty, scalability, and environmental responsibility.

The Intermodal Terminal Company (ITC) is redefining freight in Melbourne and Australia through the Melbourne Intermodal Terminal (MIT), giving Melbourne importers a faster, more cost-certain alternative to road freight — operational in two weeks.

Why Importers Are Switching With MIT

30% higher Payloads

Up to 17% more product in a standard 20’ container and up to 30% more in a specialised 20’ container.

Toll Avoidance

Bypass the West Gate Tunnel and urban congestion to save an average of $60 per container.

2-week Implementation

Transition your logistics from road to rail and be fully operational in just two weeks.

48-hour Container Availability

Streamline your supply chain with containers ready for pickup within 48 hours of port discharge.

Fuel Independence

As fuel uncertainty and costs rise, have the confidence in a petrol and diesel-independent import chain.

Integrated Services

Access on-site warehousing, fumigation, and industrial silos within a single 45-hectare logistics precinct.

Take control of your supply chain

It’s time to make the switch to rail.

Rising demurrage, increasing tolls, and ongoing congestion are placing sustained pressure on importer margins.

The Melbourne Intermodal Terminal offers a more efficient and predictable alternative.

By transitioning to MIT, you can reduce exposure to road based delays, access containers within 48 hours of discharge, and establish a more consistent, cost certain freight model. Implementation can be achieved in as little as two weeks, with minimal disruption to existing operations.

For importers seeking greater control, improved efficiency, and long term cost stability, MIT represents a smarter way to move freight.

Located in Somerton, North of Melbourne

Melbourne Intermodal Terminal is strategically positioned for scale and reliability

Located on the Hume Highway, the Melbourne Intermodal Terminal sits at the centre of Victoria’s freight network.

Connected to the Port Rail Shuttle Network, and just 22.5 kilometres from the Port of Melbourne, MIT delivers strong connectivity across road and rail networks.

There’s never been a better time to consider importing via rail

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