MeRS: A community-driven digital project for sustainable and efficient logistic.
Discover the MeRS project – Digitalization of the Southern Corridor
The Southern Corridor Digitalization Project – MeRS (Mediterranean Rhône Saône) aims to digitalize the entire logistics chain linking the Mediterranean seaports to the inland terminals of the Rhône and Saône. This initiative is part of the “Marseille en Grand” plan, launched on September 2, 2021, by the President of the Republic, which notably seeks to create a major river-sea port along the Mediterranean Rhône Saône axis.
Project governance is ensured by the Interport and Logistics Coordination Committee (CCIL), which has defined four areas of work. One of these focuses on the energy and digital transition, providing the framework for the digitalization initiative.
The project is led by MGI, an expert in Cargo Community Systems (CCS), whose mission is to build and deliver a solution tailored to the needs of the Southern Corridor. MGI draws on over 40 years of experience with its Ci5 solution, already deployed across several terminals and continuously evolving to ensure full traceability of flows throughout the Southern Corridor.
benefits
Since its launch, the Southern Corridor – MeRS has enabled the digitalization and securing of logistics flows

Enhanced traceability
Improved traceability and visibility of container flows and general cargo.
Operational efficiency
Reduced processing times and coordination costs between ports, terminals, and carriers.
Improved anticipation
Better forecasting of disruptions and bottlenecks.
Community adoption
Growing support from stakeholders, confirming the relevance of the community approach.
A dynamic in motion
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Tailor-made solutions
MGI’s Innovation Approach
Freight forwarders and customs representatives
Shipping company
Terminal operators
Carriers
Importer / Exporter
Port authorities
Regulatory authorities
Client voices
Logistics intelligence platform