HUELVA

Located in Andalusia, the south of Spain, Huelva has close proximity to Portugal and the Strait of Gibraltar, touching the mainline of global cargo trade on the north-south axis. It is a natural gate for Mainland Spain- Canary Islands traffic, serving as a possible gateway to multiple continents such as Europe, Africa, and the Americas.

The terminal stands as a major center of privileged experience with connections to Extremadura, Western Andalusia, and Seville regions through high-capacity highways and national railway lines into the terminal. Huelva is the best choice for reefer container stevedoring operations thanks to its easily expandable plot surface. The surrounding industrial zone is primarily based on agriculture, fishing, and various export products.

COMMITMENT TO BECOMING A PROMINENT TRANSSHIPMENT HUB

Huelva is strategically positioned close to major global trade routes on the north-south axis and designed as a deep-sea terminal. With its expandable container yard, the terminal is committed to becoming the best transshipment hub alternative in the region.

INTERMODAL STRATEGY

• Intermodal Platform “Muelle Sur” – 750 m trains

• Rail Accessibility

• Trains to Seville and Madrid

• Rail platform – Majarabique (Seville)

• Logistic Activity Zone – ZAL Huelva

• Core Port - TEN-T Atlantic Corridor

GROWTH DRIVERS

• Olive oil

• Wine

• Crustaceans, Molluscs, Frozen fish (imports)

• Fruit and Vegetables

• Hydrocarbons

• Fertilizers

• Glycerol

• Phosphonates

• Copper and copper anodes

• Mining