ECS 360 Logistics participates in Fruit Attraction 2026 as one of the 24 companies from the port community accompanying the Port Authority of the Bay of Algeciras (APBA) at IFEMA Madrid. The company attends the horticultural meeting with a structure that integrates land transport, customs management, storage, and forwarding international, with special activity between Spain, Europe, and Africa and capacity to organize maritime operations with the main international markets, including traffic with Latin America.
Food and perishable products are expressly included among the sectors served by ECS 360 Logistics. For this type of goods, the company offers specific refrigerated transport solutions for temperature-sensitive products, using an adapted fleet and control during operations.
Road transport particularly concentrates its services in Spain, Europe, and Africa, while the area of forwarding expands this coverage through maritime transport, cross trade operations, and global logistics coordination. This structure allows ECS 360 to intervene in both short-distance traffic across the Strait and in longer maritime chains linked to producing markets in Latin America.cross trade y coordinación logística global. Esta estructura permite a ECS 360 intervenir tanto en los tráficos de corta distancia del Estrecho como en cadenas marítimas de mayor recorrido vinculadas a mercados productores de América Latina.
In the case of the horticultural sector, this combination is applicable to two major flows that converge in Algeciras. On one hand, fruits and vegetables from Morocco that cross the Strait by road transport. On the other, products arriving in containers from American markets that subsequently require customs clearance, storage, handling, or land distribution.
ECS 360 Logistics organizes maritime and intermodal routes adapted to the origin, destination, and characteristics of each good. Its forwarding activity enables the coordination of international shipments and triangular operations in which the goods can travel between third countries without necessarily passing through Spain.
The company is also part of the World Cargo Alliance (WCA), an international network of logistics operators that enhances its capacity to coordinate services in markets where it does not have its own structure. This coverage allows connecting operations developed from Algeciras with different producing and consuming regions.
From its headquarters in the Towers of Hercules, in Los Barrios, ECS 360 Logistics combines this international dimension with Strait traffic. Its land department works with routes between Spain, Europe, and Africa and maintains specific activity with Morocco, one of the main markets supplying horticultural products that access Europe through the Port of Algeciras.
The customs department processes import and export clearances, transit operations, and tariff classification, in addition to reviewing documentation and coordinating inspections. For fruits and vegetables from third countries, these functions are integrated with the official controls that correspond before the goods can continue to their destination.
The offer is completed with services for conventional storage and under customs regime, reception and control of goods, order preparation, cross-docking, consolidation and deconsolidation, labeling, and repackaging. These resources allow intervention when a shipment needs to reorganize the load or remain temporarily stored before continuing its journey.
At Fruit Attraction 2026, ECS 360 Logistics thus presents an operation that combines two dimensions of the horticultural activity of Algeciras: the land-maritime corridor with Morocco and the international maritime chains that connect the port with producing markets in Latin America and other points of global trade.
