We will be at the Mediterranean Grain Exchange
05/22/2018
On 29th May, Transports Porqueres will attend the 26th Mediterranean Grain Market, which is held at Casa Llotja de Mar in Barcelona.
For years, the company has specialised in the agri-food market, has a licence to transport animal feed and has a fleet of moving floor type lorries, tubs and tankers to transport cereal, flour, pulses, dried fruit and nuts and other complementary products.
The Mediterranean Grain Exchange is an extraordinary trading day, which is held once a year and brings together more than 500 operators from different countries related to the traffic of cereals and other agri-food products.
The Barcelona Grain Exchange is the first in volume of transactions in Spain and the second in Europe. It plays a strategic role in the country's agri-food industry. The cereal trade is Catalonia's third largest export sector, representing almost 14% in value of total Catalan exports and with large increases in recent years.
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