History
THE HISTORY OF THE ITALTRANS GROUP
Efficient, punctual, reliable
Over the course of forty years of activity, we have grown by diversifying our services to offer each client a wide range of solutions and to establish ourselves in the market as a one-stop provider. From transportation to storage, we know everything there is to know about goods.
1985
It is the 1980s, the era of the new economic boom. Claudio and Germano Bellina, along with Laura Bertulessi, stand out in the business world for delivering the region’s finest fruits and vegetables from Bergamo to Milan.
1986
Just one year after its launch, the company is introducing temperature-controlled fresh transport. From produce to dairy products, Italtrans is delivering an ever-increasing range of food products.
1992
Italtrans acquires G. B. Trasporti, creating a dedicated workshop for vehicle maintenance.
This marks the beginning of Italtrans’ journey as a group, in which each company plays its part in optimizing the production and management chain.
1997
Italtrans sees its fleet grow exponentially, expanding from a single vehicle in 1985 to 10 in 1986 and 100 in 1997.
As the new millennium approaches, the company is now ready to take on new challenges across the country.
2000
In 2000, Italtrans builds its first warehouses and launches a new service for its customers: room-temperature food logistics.
2003
In 2003, the company launches its logistics services for the fresh food sector. In 2004, it expands into frozen foods and introduces multi-temperature transport. The Italtrans Racing Team enters the Dakar Rally in the truck category.
2012
In response to the new shopping habits born from the advent of the internet, an innovative home delivery service is introduced.
2014
The administrative headquarters in Calcinate is officially opened. A gem of design and technology, it embodies Italtrans’ entire business philosophy: a focus on innovation, sustainability, and high quality.
2017
The early 2000s see technology advancing at an ever-faster pace.
In Calcio, a Logistics 4.0 hub is officially opened, a facility that still stands out today for its process automation, which contributes to greater efficiency.
2018
Italtrans acquires Mazzocco, a company with extensive expertise in last-mile distribution networks. This move enables the group to further expand its offerings by reaching out to businesses in the Ho.Re.Ca. sector.
2020
In the midst of the COVID-19 crisis, Italtrans is allocating funds to Bergamo’s healthcare system, delivering essential supplies seven days a week, and supporting projects throughout Italy. With the Jerusalema Challenge, the company is sending a message of life and hope—a tangible symbol of Bergamo’s spirit of never giving up.
2024
The family has expanded with the acquisition of Frigor Trasporti Orobico, which specializes in the fourth-range sector, and Deliverit, a company already part of the Italtrans group, which operates in the home grocery delivery sector. With the creation of Logistica Italtrans and the expansion of Kamila’s workforce, the group has specialized in cargo handling operations.
1985
It is the 1980s, the era of the new economic boom. Claudio and Germano Bellina, along with Laura Bertulessi, stand out in the business world for delivering the region’s finest fruits and vegetables from Bergamo to Milan.
1986
Just one year after its launch, the company is introducing temperature-controlled fresh transport. From produce to dairy products, Italtrans is delivering an ever-increasing range of food products.
1992
Italtrans acquires G. B. Trasporti, creating a dedicated workshop for vehicle maintenance.
This marks the beginning of Italtrans’ journey as a group, in which each company plays its part in optimizing the production and management chain.
1997
Italtrans sees its fleet grow exponentially, expanding from a single vehicle in 1985 to 10 in 1986 and 100 in 1997.
As the new millennium approaches, the company is now ready to take on new challenges across the country.
2000
In 2000, Italtrans builds its first warehouses and launches a new service for its customers: room-temperature food logistics.
2003
In 2003, the company launches its logistics services for the fresh food sector. In 2004, it expands into frozen foods and introduces multi-temperature transport. The Italtrans Racing Team enters the Dakar Rally in the truck category.
2012
In response to the new shopping habits born from the advent of the internet, an innovative home delivery service is introduced.
2014
The administrative headquarters in Calcinate is officially opened. A gem of design and technology, it embodies Italtrans’ entire business philosophy: a focus on innovation, sustainability, and high quality.
2017
The early 2000s see technology advancing at an ever-faster pace.
In Calcio, a Logistics 4.0 hub is officially opened, a facility that still stands out today for its process automation, which contributes to greater efficiency.
2018
Italtrans acquires Mazzocco, a company with extensive expertise in last-mile distribution networks. This move enables the group to further expand its offerings by reaching out to businesses in the Ho.Re.Ca. sector.
2020
In the midst of the COVID-19 crisis, Italtrans is allocating funds to Bergamo’s healthcare system, delivering essential supplies seven days a week, and supporting projects throughout Italy. With the Jerusalema Challenge, the company is sending a message of life and hope—a tangible symbol of Bergamo’s spirit of never giving up.
2024
The family has expanded with the acquisition of Frigor Trasporti Orobico, which specializes in the fourth-range sector, and Deliverit, a company already part of the Italtrans group, which operates in the home grocery delivery sector. With the creation of Logistica Italtrans and the expansion of Kamila’s workforce, the group has specialized in cargo handling operations.