Transbull Group participates this week in Fruit Logistica 2026, the main international meeting dedicated to the horticultural sector and the logistics associated with this type of traffic. The company is represented in this edition by its CEO, Raúl Bernal Soto, and its COO, Aitor Ojeda, who maintain a contact agenda with operators, clients, and international agents linked to the trade of fresh products.
The presence at Fruit Logistica is framed within the strategy of Transbull Group aimed at consolidating its activity as an integral logistics operator, with special attention to agri-food flows, the management of perishable goods, and the supply chains that require specialized services in customs, ports, and refrigerated transport. The fair constitutes a space for analysis on the evolution of international trade in fresh products and the factors that determine the efficiency of logistics in this segment.
Raúl Bernal Soto points out that Fruit Logistica allows firsthand observation of the trends influencing the global trade of horticultural goods, as well as the role played by digitalization, customs coordination, and process optimization in the competitiveness of logistics operators. In this context, the company maintains its focus on adapting to international regulations and improving document and operational management.
For his part, Aitor Ojeda emphasizes that the meeting facilitates direct contact with clients, strategic partners, and institutional representatives from the sector, in addition to providing an updated view of technological solutions applied to traceability, border control, and efficiency in the agri-food logistics chain.
Transbull Group carries out its activity as a freight forwarder, customs agent, and consignee, with operations linked to the Port of Algeciras, one of the main logistics nodes in southern Europe. From this position, the company provides services tailored to the demands of international trade, particularly in traffics that require speed, temperature control, and strict compliance with sanitary and customs requirements.
During its participation in Fruit Logistica 2026, the company showcases its experience in the comprehensive management of agri-food supply chains, with solutions aimed at reducing transit times, monitoring goods, and improving traceability. The incorporation of digital tools and technologies applied to logistics is part of its proposal in a scenario marked by the increasing complexity and specialization of fresh product trade.