In a bid to showcase its prowess in handling refrigerated and frozen cargo, Valencia port, a global transportation hub, presented its capabilities at the recent Cool Logistics Global event in Genoa. With impressive statistics and dedicated infrastructure, Valencia port positions itself as an indispensable partner for companies engaged in the cold supply chain as reported by Valencia Port.
- Valencia port’s global reach and agile infrastructure make it a pivotal ally for handling refrigerated cargo, serving as a vital hub for the cold supply chain.
- With 3 million tonnes of refrigerated products managed in 2022 and 3,250 reefer connections, Valencia port underscores its significance in the cold transport sector.
- The port’s infrastructure, in conjunction with dedicated facilities, ensures efficient handling of refrigerated cargo while providing access to numerous international markets, reducing costs, and boosting competitiveness for perishable goods businesses.
Showcasing Valencia port’s Capabilities
At the Cool Logistics Global event in Genoa, Valencia port took the stage to highlight its prowess in handling frozen and refrigerated cargo. The port’s infrastructure, known for its capacity and agility, proves to be the essential ally for companies engaged in cold import-export operations.
Cold Cargo by the Numbers
Cristina Rodríguez, the head of Commercial and Customers at the Port Authority of València (PAV), presented compelling statistics at the event. In the 2022 financial year, Valencia port managed a staggering 3 million tonnes of refrigerated products, including fruits, vegetables, meat, and fish. The port’s significance is underscored by its 3,250 reefer connections, distributed among major players such as CSP Iberian (Cosco), APM (Maersk), and MSC Terminal.
Supporting Infrastructure
Valencia port’s refrigerated cargo capabilities are bolstered by dedicated facilities. The Americold Valencia warehouse, boasting 16,000 square meters exclusively for refrigerated logistics, plays a crucial role. Additionally, the 17,000 square meter Border Control Post (PCF) ensures swift inspections in less than 45 minutes, promoting efficient handling of refrigerated containers.
The “Hub” Advantage
Cristina Rodríguez also emphasized Valencia port’s role as a vital “hub” for reefer product companies. With over a hundred regular services connecting to five continents, the port opens doors to numerous markets, reduces costs, and enhances competitiveness for businesses engaged in perishable traffic. Valencia port’s global connectivity positions it as a linchpin in the cold supply chain, facilitating international trade for refrigerated goods.
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Source:valenciaport
