Tarros Container Tracking

Tarros Group is an Italian shipping and logistics company with a history that stretches back nearly two centuries. Founded in 1828, it is one of the Mediterranean’s oldest maritime enterprises, now headquartered in La Spezia, Italy, and connecting a network of ports and services across Southern Europe, North Africa and beyond.

From its early days, Tarros has evolved alongside the development of modern container transport. In 1967, the company launched its first container shipping service in the Mediterranean, marking the beginning of its role as a specialist in regional liner services. Today, the Tarros fleet includes multiple vessels operating regularly between Italian ports such as La Spezia, Genoa, Salerno and destinations including Egypt, Greece, Algeria and other Mediterranean hubs.

Tarros’s operations are diverse: beyond traditional container carriage, the group manages its own multipurpose port terminal in La Spezia (Terminal del Golfo), runs freight trucking and rail logistics under the Carbox division, and handles project cargo, heavy loads and specialised shipments via its Project Cargo unit.The company also provides agency, customs brokerage and forwarding services through its maritime agency arm.

An interesting part of Tarros’s culture is its regional integration and agency network: the group maintains affiliated offices and partners across Europe, the Mediterranean and North Africa, including in countries such as Egypt, Morocco, Greece, Portugal and Libya. This reflects its longstanding commitment to connecting commercial centres, even in geopolitically complex markets.

Tarros’s identity combines traditional maritime heritage with modern logistics challenges. For example, the group has embraced door-to-door solutions, integrating sea, road and rail transport to coordinate shipments end-to-end across the Mediterranean basin. At the same time, it continues to build on historic roots — from its first Mediterranean container services to ongoing innovations in intermodal logistics and hinterland connections.