58 loads originating in Teruel province, with Germany as the top destination.
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
Teruel exports agri-food — cured ham and meat — ceramics and industrial product from around Alcañiz and the Bajo Aragón. Small volume and a narrow spread: 8 countries in total.
Germany leads with 5 loads, followed by Romania at 4. These are low figures and worth reading as such: there is service, but frequency is set by the province's volume, not by our willingness.
In exchange, measured average transit is 7.1 days, at the national mean: sitting on the Ebro axis offsets part of the distance.
Do you collect in the Bajo Aragón?
Yes. Distance is not the issue — the Ebro is close and transit proves it — frequency is: with 58 historical loads, capacity is planned rather than improvised.
Do you move meat under temperature control?
Arranged per shipment. Worth specifying when you ask for a price, because it determines the equipment, and from a province with this volume a reefer has to be lined up in advance.