AGSA-Partida participates since this Tuesday in Fruit Attraction 2026 as one of the 24 companies in the port community accompanying the Port Authority of the Bay of Algeciras (APBA) at IFEMA Madrid. The company presents at the fair an offer directly linked to the management of horticultural traffic that uses Algeciras as a point of entry, exit, or connection between Europe and North Africa.
The company's activity focuses on one of the processes that condition the transit of perishable products through the port: the coordination of customs, health, and phytosanitary procedures necessary for the goods to continue to their destination once they arrive at the port area.
AGSA-Partida has a specific division for perishable products and provides import, export, and transit dispatch services, in addition to managing documentation and procedures related to phytosanitary certificates, SOIVRE, Health, and Veterinary. The company also coordinates the physical inspections that certain food goods must undergo before entering the European market.
This operation has a direct impact on the traffic of fruits and vegetables from Morocco crossing the Strait by truck or semi-trailer, as well as on goods arriving in refrigerated containers from other international markets. The coordination among transporters, operators, inspection services, and Customs constitutes part of the activity that AGSA-Partida develops from Algeciras.
The company maintains operational teams throughout the year to handle fresh goods transported both in containers and by road. Its offer also includes land transport using refrigerated trailers, tarpaulins, and dry vehicles for connections with Morocco, Algeria, Senegal, Mauritania, the United Kingdom, and various destinations in the European Union.
This activity is complemented by the coordination of reservations for ro-ro maritime services that link Spanish ports with North Africa. AGSA-Partida works with operations from Algeciras, Motril, Almería, Málaga, Cádiz, and Barcelona, allowing the integration of maritime and land transport within the management of shipments.
In the port area, the company also provides cross-docking services, with transshipment of goods between container and truck. These operations allow transferring a load arriving by sea to a vehicle to continue by road, or performing the reverse process, reducing the need for intermediate storage when the characteristics and documentation of the goods allow it.
The company also works with facilities subject to different customs regimes, including Temporary Deposit Warehouses (ADT), Customs Deposits (DA), and Authorized Locations for Export Goods (LAME), within an offer that combines document management with the logistics services associated with the goods.
The technological component is also part of the services that the company directs to shippers and operators. AGSA-Partida has developed systems to integrate customs information and documentation with its clients' processes, aiming to prepare part of the management before the physical arrival of the goods at the port and facilitate the tracking of files.
Participation in Fruit Attraction also occurs after the incorporation this year of Agencia Paublete into AGSA-Partida. The operation has expanded the company's structure in Algeciras and its customs management capacity. Paublete processed nearly 50,000 declarations for over 500 clients during 2025, according to the data released on the occasion of its integration.
Currently, AGSA-Partida has more than 200 professionals and maintains activity in various strategic points for Spanish foreign trade and exchanges with Morocco. The company places customs clearance, logistics, transport, and management of perishable goods among its main areas of activity.
