Proex Logistics participates from this Tuesday 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 fair with an activity directly related to the passage of perishable goods across the border: the customs and para-customs management necessary for import, export, and transit operations.
Proex Logistics provides customs processing services for national and international goods and coordinates procedures related to health, phytosanitary, veterinary, and SOIVRE controls. These procedures have a direct impact on horticultural traffic when products from third countries need to pass documentary or physical controls before continuing to their destination markets.
One of the elements that characterizes its operations is the presence of personnel at the border control facilities of the Port of Algeciras. The company itself points out that it has personnel assigned to the Border Inspection Post — a designation used in its corporate information — to monitor the entry and exit operations of goods. Its catalog also includes assistance during inspections and assessments, as well as coordination of sample collection and analysis when necessary.
This proximity to the inspection processes allows integrating within the same management the documentation preparation and monitoring of the goods during their passage through the relevant controls. In the case of fruits and vegetables, the coordination of these procedures is part of a chain involving customs representatives, transporters, terminals, inspection bodies, and shipping companies before the goods can continue their journey.
Proex Logistics also maintains an operational service 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The company links this availability to monitoring the movement of goods and to attending operations subject to the schedules specific to maritime transport and international trade.
Customs activity is complemented by services for organizing shipments and negotiating freight with shipping companies. Proex Logistics also works on finding warehouses for unloading or storage operations, so that it can coordinate different links in the logistics operation when the goods need an additional solution before continuing to their destination.
The connection with Morocco constitutes another component of its activity. The company states that it has collaborators in Tangier and works with the departures offered by the shipping companies operating in the Strait of Gibraltar. This structure allows attending operations in a corridor particularly linked to the movement of agricultural products between Morocco and European markets through the Port of Algeciras.
Its participation in Fruit Attraction is part of the offer that the Port of Algeciras presents these days to producers, exporters, and importers of fruits and vegetables. The APBA goes to Madrid with a network that exceeds 5,500 connections for refrigerated containers and a capacity of over 30,000 pallets in cold storage and logistics facilities in its vicinity.
Within that joint offer, Proex Logistics concentrates its activity on processing and monitoring the procedures that accompany goods during their border passage, from the customs declaration to para-customs controls, along with the coordination of maritime transport and logistical solutions associated with each operation.
