Refrigerated transport remains competitive

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Refrigerated transport (also known as cold transport or temperature-controlled transport) is facing new changes.
It is true that it is a service that has always been competitive and in particular, for us, very important and constantly improving.
But as highlighted in this article from our colleagues at Supply Chain, Brexit could alter the situation.
New technologies and changes in international regulations are opening up a new horizon for trade relations with the United Kingdom.

Refrigerated transport continues to grow

The volume of cold logistics services in Valencia continues to grow, while investing in improvements to transform work processes.
Parcel companies in Valencia are keeping this in mind along with last-mile and long-distance transport.
This is especially positive considering the results of the fruit and vegetable campaign.
It is worth remembering the incursion of the protests of the so-called “yellow vests” in key points of Spain and France, which predicted a difficult start to the year.
Exports, according to the portal, have maintained a fairly regular pace so far this season.
And despite the shadow of Brexit threatening exports to the United Kingdom, we are obtaining levels similar to those of the previous year.

Food and ecommerce to boost cold transport

On the other hand, the refrigerated transport sector has a great prospect in urban distribution.
This is due to the strong growth of e-commerce, which has revolutionized the delivery of perishable goods and medicines.
As far as households are concerned, sales figures for food products are still low.
But all indications are that this service will experience strong growth once the consumer fully adapts to online shopping.
The express delivery of medical and pharmaceutical products in Valencia is experiencing significant growth thanks to cold transport.
The reason?
The great adaptation of temperature-controlled shipments that respond to customer needs.
Whether by road, sea or air transport.
This information on the future of the sector confirms that new technologies must be introduced to improve the management of operations.
The fleets of courier companies in Valencia and their business management must evolve while reducing costs, improving their competitiveness and planning the most appropriate route for their shipments.

Asmen – Tipsa Valencia and its philosophy

At Asmen we are fully aware of this, because we know that trust is earned.
We believe strongly in listening to our customers’ needs.
We also believe in designing the service that is most suitable for them.
This allows us to continue earning the trust that has become our slogan and for which we work every day.

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