October22 , 2026

    Rhenus Reports 30%+ Growth in Spain–Latin America Exports

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    Rhenus has reported growth of more than 30% in export volumes between Spain and Latin America, highlighting stronger trade activity and increasing demand for logistics services on the route.

    The company said the increase reflects growing trade flows between Spanish businesses and markets across Latin America. Rising export activity is creating additional demand for reliable ocean, air and multimodal logistics solutions.

    Spain has strong commercial links with Latin American economies, covering sectors such as automotive, food and beverages, pharmaceuticals, machinery, chemicals and consumer goods. The expansion of these trade flows is supporting demand for logistics services that can manage increasingly complex international supply chains.

    Rhenus is strengthening its services to support exporters with transportation, customs handling, warehousing and other supply-chain requirements. The company’s network in Spain and Latin America enables customers to manage cargo movements across multiple markets.

    The growth also highlights the continued importance of Spain as a gateway for European companies trading with Latin America. Improved connectivity and supply-chain services can help exporters reach regional markets more efficiently.

    With trade between Spain and Latin America continuing to develop, Rhenus expects demand for logistics solutions on the corridor to remain supported by expanding commercial activity and changing supply-chain requirements.