The Port of Seville promotes its cold logistics in Berlin

It will present its logistical advantages

During its presence at this event, the Port of Seville will also strengthen ties with various fruit and vegetable export associations.

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Until this Friday, February 10th, Port of Seville will participate in the 25th edition of Fruit Logistics to present its services in the sector of temperature-controlled products. As a novelty, this year the Port will focus its commercial action on the Promotion of integrated cold logistics in the new container terminal.

 

Since January the company OPDR, a subsidiary of the world's third largest shipping company CMA CGM, as well as the Boluda Group They manage the new terminal under the name of Guadalquivir Maritime Terminal. On approximately 180.000 m2 this includes the container yard, the dock, the ro-ro ramp and the railway terminal with more than 20 trains a week. In addition, it has four weekly departures that connect the interior of the peninsula with the Canary Islands., and the time is coming Logistics Activities Zone, ZAL Sevilla, which has cold storage spaces. Overall, these are fully equipped facilities for the movement of refrigerated cargo and with the capacity to grow and absorb new fruit and vegetable traffic.

 

 

In 2016, the Port of Seville moved a total of 98.884 tons of fruit, vegetables and legumes

 

 

During its presence at this event, the Port of Seville will also strengthen ties with different fruit and vegetable export associations, especially those based in the Canary Islands, to whom he will explain the logistical advantages of transporting cold cargo directly into the interior of the territory.

 

In the 2016 Port of Seville moved a total of 98.884 tons of fruit, vegetables and legumes. This traffic was mainly developed with the Canary Islands., in as much as Seville It is one of the main ports of Spain of supply or departure for their goods. The European countries traditionally receiving fruit and vegetable products are the Netherlands and Great Britain.

 

25 years of Fruit Logistica

 

Fruit Logistics The event is attended by 3.100 exhibitors from 86 countries and is expected to be visited by more than 70.000 professionals from the sector. This fair, which has managed to position itself as a world leader in the fruit and vegetable trade, is celebrating its 25th anniversary in its 2017 edition. It is a must-attend event for the fastest-growing companies and institutions in the commercial and industrial sector, as well as a platform for business information and a stage for innovation.