On October 15, 2024, the Rhenus Group introduced its transportation service for perishable goods in Spain. Under the Rhenus Fresh brand, the global logistics provider offers a comprehensive door-to-door, temperature-controlled solution for transporting fruits, vegetables, meat, fish, and seafood. The launch of this service aims to address the growing demand for fresh products in Spain, a sector increasingly focused on supply chain efficiency and sustainability.
Rhenus Fresh is the specialized division of the Rhenus Group dedicated to the transportation of perishable goods. Its entry into the Spanish market aims to extend a proven model already established in key regions such as Northern Europe, Asia, and Latin America. The new service provides Spanish producers and distributors with a wide range of global sea and air transportation services, specifically tailored for fresh and frozen products. To support this expansion, Rhenus has formed a dedicated team in Spain, responsible for managing imports and exports to strategic international markets including Europe, Latin America, and Asia.
Spain is one of the largest producers of fruits and vegetables in Europe, and the constant demand for fresh products has increased the need for advanced logistics solutions. Rhenus Fresh meets this challenge by offering a complete range of services and resources to ensure the global logistics coverage of perishable goods throughout the supply chain, from origin to any destination. One of the primary objectives of Rhenus Fresh is to help Spanish exporters and importers access new markets and create new business opportunities.
"We want to establish ourselves as the leading logistics provider for fresh products in Spain. Thanks to the support of the Rhenus Group's global network and the expertise of our specialized team, we are in a prime position to offer logistics solutions that meet the needs of Spanish growers and distributors, both locally and internationally," said Marc Ortega, Sales Manager at Rhenus Air & Ocean in Spain and Portugal.
