International road freight from Lleida
462 loads originating in Lleida province, moving to 19 countries, with the most evenly spread destination mix in Spain.
Average transit is a historical door-to-door mean, waiting time included. It is not a committed delivery lead time. How we measure transit times, zone by zone
Lleida exports stone fruit, pork and processed agri-food from the Segrià, Pla d'Urgell and Noguera. Seasonal freight: stone fruit concentrates departures in summer and pork carries the volume through the rest of the year.
What sets it apart is how evenly its destinations split: Italy 43, Germany 36, Romania 36, France 30. None dominates, and that is unusual — in almost every other province one country takes twice the next.
Measured average transit is 6.0 days, the second lowest in Spain and behind only Barcelona. Sitting on the Ebro axis a step from the border explains it.
Corridors from this province
Frequently asked questions
Do you move fruit under controlled temperature?
Stone fruit is part of what leaves here and it is seasonal: the peak lands in a few weeks. We move it ambient, and fruit that has to travel under controlled temperature is outside what we do: that shipment needs a refrigerated carrier. What is worth flagging early in season is volume, because ambient capacity at peak is booked before it exists.
Why is transit so short from Lleida?
6.0 days on average, level with Barcelona. Not a coincidence: from the Segrià you enter the European corridor with no prior drag, whereas from the Levante or the south you have to come up first.