Total Logistic Services 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. Its activity combines two areas directly related to the international movement of fruits and vegetables: the transport of temperature-controlled goods and the management of customs and para-customs procedures that may affect their passage through the border.
The company defines itself as a local logistics operator with global coverage and organizes door-to-door services through maritime, land, air transport and multimodal solutions. For international routes, it includes both full and partial loads and expressly offers refrigerated cargo transportation.
In the maritime sector, Total Logistic Services works with FCL full containers and LCL groupage, in addition to specific equipment for different types of goods. Its catalog includes reefer containers intended for the transport of frozen and refrigerated products, along with ro-ro services for roll-on/roll-off cargo. The company organizes both import and export operations between Spanish ports and international markets.
This coverage allows addressing different configurations of the horticultural chain. One shipment can arrive in Algeciras in a refrigerated container coming from a transoceanic market, while another may complete part of its journey by land transport and subsequently use a maritime connection. Total Logistic Services selects the mode or combination of modes based on the type of goods, transit times, and the needs of each operation.
The company also incorporates air transport of perishable products and temperature-controlled goods. As an IATA agent, it organizes services to and from international airports, an alternative especially used when available times or the commercial characteristics of the product require reducing the period between origin and destination.
The second component of its offer for the horticultural sector is found in border management. Total Logistic Services' systems are electronically connected to the Customs Administration and to para-customs services, among which the company cites SOIVRE, Health Authority, CITES, Veterinary, and Phytosanitary. Its customs department maintains service 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
The operations include imports, exports, transits, customs regimes, and electronic processing of documentation. The company also manages health, veterinary, phytosanitary, and SOIVRE controls, as well as physical inspections of goods and assistance during the inspections corresponding to each shipment.
For fruits and vegetables from third countries, this coordination allows relating the planning of transport with the documentary and inspection requirements that must be completed before the goods continue to their destination. Total Logistic Services includes within its transit activity the obtaining and preparation of certificates of origin and health, veterinary, and quality documentation, as well as monitoring the shipment during the various stages of the journey.
The company also has authorizations to operate various customs figures, including Customs Deposit, Other than Customs Deposit, Temporary Deposit Warehouse, Fiscal Deposit, and Authorized Local for Export Goods. These tools allow managing goods subject to customs control while completing the necessary procedures for their import, export, or subsequent shipment.
Logistics services also include storage, handling, picking and packing, re-packaging, labeling, inventory management, and order preparation. The company works with its own facilities and an international network of partners to adapt storage to the characteristics of each operation.
Total Logistic Services' relationship with the horticultural sector and Latin American markets also has precedents within the commercial activity of the Port of Algeciras. The company participated in meetings with agro-exporters from Costa Rica to analyze logistics services, refrigeration facilities, and border procedures related to imports through the Algeciras enclave.
This international dimension corresponds to the offer that the APBA presents these days in Madrid, where the refrigerated traffic from Algeciras maintains a direct relationship with producing markets in Latin America, North Africa, and other international origins. Total Logistic Services participates in this chain from the organization of transportation and customs clearance to the coordination of health documentation and the subsequent delivery of goods.
