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    Italian apples get their own dedicated cable car ride

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    Posted on August 28, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Tags:innovationsustainabilityagricultural sectorsTransportation Sector

    Quick Summary

    In northern Italy, a new cable car system transports apples, reducing lorry trips and supporting sustainability with EU funding.

    Table of Contents

    • Innovative Transportation for Apple Harvesting
    • Details of the Cable Car System
    • Sustainability and Economic Impact

    Dedicated Cable Car System Transports Italian Apples from Hills

    Innovative Transportation for Apple Harvesting

    ROME (Reuters) -Apple farmers in northern Italy have a new way of getting their harvest down the hills and into storage in caves below - a cable car system dedicated to transporting the fruit.

    Details of the Cable Car System

    The cable car line in the Val di Non in the Dolomites covers a distance of 1.3 km (0.8 miles) and a 90-metre drop.

    Sustainability and Economic Impact

    Officials from the local Melinda apple-producing consortium estimate it will eliminate 5,000 lorry trips annually. It can carry 460 containers over the course of an hour, each weighing 300 kg.

    The cable car was developed by specialist Italian company Leitner and local workers, with 40% of the funding coming from the European Union's post-COVID recovery funds.

    Melinda President Ernesto Seppi called the cableway "a source of pride" and part of a broader sustainability strategy that includes the use of renewable energy, drip irrigation to help conserve water, and natural cold storage.

    (Writing by Keith Weir, editing by Gavin Jones and Hugh Lawson)

    Key Takeaways

    • •A new cable car system transports apples in northern Italy.
    • •The system covers 1.3 km with a 90-metre drop.
    • •It eliminates 5,000 lorry trips annually.
    • •Developed by Leitner with EU funding support.
    • •Part of a broader sustainability strategy by Melinda.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Italian apples get their own dedicated cable car ride

    1What is a cable car system?

    A cable car system is a mode of transportation that uses cables to pull vehicles along a fixed path, often used in mountainous areas to transport goods or people.

    2What are renewable energy sources?

    Renewable energy sources are energy sources that are naturally replenished, such as solar, wind, and hydroelectric power, and are considered more sustainable than fossil fuels.

    3What is a consortium?

    A consortium is a group of organizations or individuals that come together to collaborate on a specific project or goal, often pooling resources and expertise.

    4What is the economic impact of transportation innovations?

    Transportation innovations can significantly reduce costs, improve efficiency, and enhance sustainability, leading to positive economic impacts such as job creation and reduced environmental footprints.

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