Martransit participates in Fruit Attraction 2026 with an activity directly linked to the international trade of fruits and vegetables. The company identifies among its specialties the horticultural campaigns with Morocco and Egypt and develops customs representation, logistics, international transportation, and document management services for import and export operations from Algeciras.
The company works especially with the traffics that connect Morocco with Spain and other European markets. Its own corporate information indicates that it handles goods daily through the ports of Algeciras, Motril, and Huelva and expressly differentiates horticultural products within the flows coming from the North African country. These include green beans, peppers, zucchinis, tomatoes, watermelons, and cucumbers.
These goods can enter Spain through import clearance or continue to other European countries under T1 transit regime. Martransit also works in the opposite direction, managing fruits and vegetables that travel from Spain and other European countries to Morocco.
Customs representation constitutes one of the main areas of activity of the company. Martransit manages the procedures related to imports and exports and has personnel assigned to tracking goods at the border control facilities of Algeciras, which in its corporate documentation continue to appear under the designation of Border Inspection Post.
For products coming from third countries, this management is developed alongside the official controls that may be required before the goods continue to their destination. Document coordination, positioning for inspection, and customs procedures thus form part of the transit of fruits and vegetables that use Algeciras as an entry point to the European market.
The company complements these services with storage facilities in Algeciras, Motril, and Huelva. Its catalog also includes re-labeling, re-packaging, and re-palettizing operations, as well as the management of entries and exits in Temporary Storage Warehouses and Customs Deposits.
These services allow to address situations where a shipment needs to remain under customs control, modify its presentation, or reorganize before continuing its journey. Martransit's public information does not detail specific cold storage capabilities, so it is not appropriate to attribute it with its own cold facilities beyond the logistics services that the company publishes.
The company also includes among its special services the processing of organic fruits and vegetables. Martransit states that it manages documentation related to this type of goods both in import and export operations.
Its international activity is not limited to the Strait corridor. Martransit claims to work with traffics to and from Asia, Central America, South America, and countries in West Africa, using the maritime connections available from Algeciras for import, export, customs representation, and maritime transportation operations.
This coverage connects its activity with some of the main origins of perishable goods that use the Port of Algeciras. In horticultural traffic, the land flows coming from Morocco coexist, crossing the Strait through short-distance maritime services, with the containers arriving from markets in America and other international origins.
Martransit also has services directed to Ceuta, Melilla, and Gibraltar. For the two autonomous cities, it manages export clearances, shipments, import, storage, and distribution at destination, both in groupage and full loads. In Gibraltar, it works with groupages, full loads, and transit operations.
At Fruit Attraction 2026, the company's presence thus focuses on an activity that combines customs, transit, storage, handling, and international transportation, with a declared specialization in fruit and vegetable campaigns from Morocco and Egypt and in the management of organic horticultural products.
