The Bay of Algeciras Port Authority and 24 companies from its port community attend the 18th edition of the international fruit and vegetable trade fair. El Estrecho Digital covers the fair from Madrid and backs it with the figures: fruit and vegetable traffic in the port and the state port system, and Spanish exports.
6 – 8 October 2026IFEMA Madrid+2,400 exhibitors152 countries+121,000 trade visitors162,000 m²
The Isla Verde Exterior terminal has 300,119 square meters of yard, direct rail access, and an annual capacity of 1.6 million TEUs that will increase to 2.1 million in 2028.
The company develops international transport and customs transit operations from a location directly related to the inspection circuit of the Port of Algeciras.
The company participates in Madrid with more than 2,400 square meters of temperature-controlled storage, 21 refrigerated loading docks, and services for importers and exporters of perishables.
The company develops maritime agency operations, cargo handling, stowage, transshipments, and transport related to inspections and deliveries at the Port of Algeciras.
The group articulates refrigerated transportation, customs representation, and a network of warehouses that exceeds 12,000 square meters between Málaga and the Bay from Algeciras.
The Algeciras operator coordinates maritime, land, air, and multimodal transport along with procedures before Phytosanitary, Health Authority, Veterinary, and SOIVRE.
The company claims more than twenty years of experience in reefer transport and connects maritime, land, air, rail, customs, and storage services from its Algeciras office.
The company coordinates refrigerated transport, customs, storage, and maritime forwarding from Algeciras for international operations of perishable products.
The shipping company accepts trailers and reefer containers in a connection of one and a half hours, with a minimum of two daily departures in each direction and loading terminals open 24 hours.
The company organizes refrigerated maritime transport, land connections, and comprehensive monitoring of operations from a network with a presence in several of the main fruit-producing markets.
The company combines refrigerated transportation, its own fleet, load tracking, and customs management for the transport of fresh products between Morocco and Europe.
The company integrates reefer transport, temperature-controlled storage, customs management, and solutions for fruits and vegetables from its international logistics structure and its office in Algeciras.
The platform has 6,300 square meters of refrigerated storage, eleven bi-temperature chambers, and the capacity to carry out inspections and phytosanitary treatments of plant products.
Raminatrans connects the operations of the Port of Algeciras with a division specialized in the import, export, and cross trade of refrigerated and frozen products.
The operator combines temperature-controlled transportation, storage, customs representation, and specific services for fruits and vegetables that cross the Strait.
The Algeciras facility works with refrigerated, frozen, and ambient temperature goods and incorporates services for import, export, customs warehousing, and port transport.
The company coordinates health, phytosanitary, veterinary, and SOIVRE procedures from the Campo de Gibraltar and has personnel at the border control facilities at the Port of Algeciras.
The Algeciras firm participates together with the APBA with services related to import, export, transit, and goods management from the Isla Verde Dock.
The company participates by presenting its services of clearance, inspection, port control and transport related to the horticultural traffic of the Strait.
The company participates together with the APBA with dispatch services, health and phytosanitary controls, refrigerated transport, and cross-docking operations for perishable goods.
The state port system moved 7.98 million tons of fruits and vegetables by August and attends the fair with 15 port authorities.
EED Data
Fruit and vegetables in figures
Port of Algeciras · 2025
Spain's leading port for fruit, vegetables and pulses
4.31million tonnes−12.2% vs 2024
Including transhipment. 1.78 million tonnes were reefer containers in transit; the port's own imports and exports came to 2.53 million. The rest travels as conventional cargo, mostly by truck from Morocco.
Containerised
2.50Mt · 58%
Conventional (ro-ro)
1.81Mt · 42%
Unloaded (imports)
2.35Mt · excluding transhipment
Loaded (exports)
0.18Mt · excluding transhipment
Bahía de Algeciras
4.31 Mt
Valencia
1.71 Mt
Las Palmas
1.03 Mt
Santa Cruz de Tenerife
0.59 Mt
Barcelona
0.53 Mt
Source: Puertos del Estado, 2025 statistical yearbook, cargo by commodity (including transhipment). See in PortStats
State port system · 2026
January–August: 8.0 million tonnes, 14.7% more
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
20262025Thousand tonnes per month
Source: Puertos del Estado, monthly statistics, commodity “fruit, vegetables and pulses”. Updated monthly.
Exports · last 12 months
Spain sold 21,846 million euros of fruit and vegetables abroad in a year
21,846M€+2.9%
Chapters 07 (vegetables) and 08 (fruit) of the tariff. Almería is the leading exporting province; Huelva's fruit makes it a top-five player.
Province
12 months
Change
Almería
4,544 M€
+9.5%
Murcia
4,042 M€
+8.2%
Valencia
3,193 M€
+5.4%
Huelva
1,652 M€
−0.7%
Alicante
1,083 M€
−16.9%
Castellón
1,027 M€
−2.3%
Barcelona
814 M€
+5.4%
Lleida
567 M€
−0.1%
Source: DataComex (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Business), provisional data. See in Foreign Trade
Imports · last 12 months
Spain bought 7,873 million euros of fruit and vegetables abroad in a year
7,873M€+3.9%
Morocco is the leading supplier and much of its produce crosses the Strait by truck through Algeciras; Latin America ships bananas, avocados, mangoes and berries in reefer containers.
Marruecos
1,340 M€17%
Estados Unidos
790 M€10%
Perú
684 M€9%
Portugal
585 M€7%
Francia
520 M€7%
Países Bajos
388 M€5%
Costa Rica
371 M€5%
Italia
297 M€4%
Latin America: 2,033 million euros (Perú, Costa Rica, Chile, Brasil, Argentina).
Source: DataComex (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Business), provisional data. See in Foreign Trade
Spain · month by month
Aug 2025 – Jul 2026: fruit and vegetable trade, month by month
Over the last twelve months Spain exported 21,846 million euros of fruit and vegetables and imported 7,873 million.
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
ExportsImportsMillion euros per month
Source: DataComex, chapters 07 and 08, provisional data. Updated monthly. See in Foreign Trade
Algeciras – Morocco · 2025
Traffic with Morocco
14.9million tonnes+8.3%
All cargo exchanged between the port and Morocco, the main origin of the fruit and vegetables crossing the Strait by truck.
Source: Puertos del Estado, 2025 yearbook, traffic by country. See in PortStats