Warehouse in Almería, deliveries in Valencia
Our facilities are in Cuevas del Almanzora, in Almería: 7,600 square metres of our own across a covered warehouse, an APQ zone and an outdoor area. From there we serve the province of Valencia, taking advantage of the fact that our routes towards Catalonia, northern Spain and Europe cross the province every week.
That detail is what changes the cost. When the warehouse and the transport belong to the same operator and the route already exists, a shipment of a few pallets can leave on a truck that was going to pass through anyway, instead of waiting for a full load to build up or paying for a dedicated trip.
What we store for customers in Valencia
Goods that need somewhere to wait and a scheduled departure towards the province:
Industrial or consumer stock released on order to distributors and platforms across the province.
Small shipments grouped onto an already scheduled route, so a three-pallet delivery does not cost like a thirty-three-pallet one.
Freight stripped from containers arriving at the Port of Valencia, held in the warehouse and released as the end customer asks for it.
Product waiting in the warehouse until it leaves on one of our international routes, without taking up space in your own premises.
Goods that require licensed storage, in our 1,500 m² APQ zone, with ADR transport handled by the same company.
Building materials, capital goods and oversized items that can stay outside, in the 5,000 m² outdoor area.
A truck that already passes through
The Mediterranean corridor has always been our route: we head up towards Catalonia, the north and Europe every week, and come back down to the south-east. Valencia sits on that run, so there is no empty trip to charge for on the way to deliver or collect. The shipment takes up space on a journey that is already being made.
Combined with the warehouse, that makes two things possible that neither one achieves alone: keeping the product close to the route and grouping departures rather than moving every order on its own. It works the other way round too, with goods arriving through the Port of Valencia, being stripped from the container, stored in our building and released across the south-east.
How we work the province
Why store with us if you operate in Valencia
The province is on our regular routes towards the north and Europe, with weekly departures.
Full loads, part loads or consolidated shipments: we do not make you fill a truck to get an order out.
The same operator holds the goods and delivers them, with no handover between companies.
Road leg from the Port of Valencia and from Sagunto, terminal formalities included.
No building, no racking and no permanent staff to cover a seasonal peak.
The whole operation is coordinated from our office, with every movement tracked.
Deliveries across the province
We deliver in the city of Valencia and its metropolitan area, in the Camp de Túria and around Paterna, along the Riba-roja de Túria and Almussafes logistics corridor, in the Ribera Alta and Baja, in the Camp de Morvedre (Sagunto), in La Safor (Gandía), in La Costera and in the Vall d'Albaida, as well as the area around the Port of Valencia.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have your own warehouse in Valencia?
No. Our facilities are in Cuevas del Almanzora, Almería, and they are our own. In Valencia we operate in transit, loading and unloading, taking advantage of the province being on our regular routes towards the north and Europe. If what you need is square metres inside the province, we are not your supplier; if what you need is someone to hold your product and deliver it there, we are.
Do you take shipments of just a few pallets?
Yes. We handle full loads, part loads and consolidated shipments. For smaller volumes, grouping your shipment with others on the same route usually works out considerably cheaper than booking a dedicated trip, and the order leaves sooner because it is not waiting for a full truck.
Can you store goods arriving through the Port of Valencia?
Yes, and it is a common arrangement: we do the road leg from the terminal, the goods come into our warehouse and are released as the end customer asks for them. We also work with the port of Sagunto.
How often do trucks run to Valencia?
The province is on our weekly run along the Mediterranean corridor. The exact frequency depends on how much each customer moves: where the flow is continuous, the usual approach is to agree a departure schedule rather than to handle shipment by shipment.
Can I store chemical products?
Yes, packaged chemical products, in the 1,500 square metres of licensed APQ zone at our facilities. The onward transport is covered by our ADR service, so the goods never change operator between the warehouse and the delivery.