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25 September 2026

Rhenus reports 30% growth in Spain-Latin America freight volumes

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Source reporting: Container News

Rhenus reports 30% growth in Spain-Latin America freight volumes

Rhenus has reported strong growth in freight volumes from Spain to Latin America, as Spanish companies increase their activity across the region. The logistics provider said its export volumes on the trade corridor increased by more than 30% year-on-year in 2026. Growth was recorded across both air and ocean freight, making Spain one of the strongest-performing European markets in the company’s network on the route. “Behind these figures lies a very clear reality: more and more Spanish companies are making Latin America part of their growth strategies,” said Monica Ruebenkoenig, Route Development Manager at Rhenus Air & Ocean. Industrial cargo drives ocean freight Industrial sectors continue to play a major role in freight flows between Spain and Latin America.

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