Freight shipping
Through the use of a Full Container Load (FCL) or a Less-than Container Load (LCL) TIBA offers flexible and secure seafreight transportation for your goods, keeping you informed at all times through its online tracking MyTIBA.
FCL. Full Container Load
We transport your goods using the container that best suits your needs. You know what is the most appropriate shipping container to transport your goods?
- Dry Van 20′,40′ y 40’HC
- Reefer 20’RF, 40’RF Y 40’HRF
- Open Top 20’OT,40’OT,
- Flat Racks 20’FR, 40’FR
- Isotanks and Flexitanks.
LCL Consolidation
Sea groupage, also called LCL consolidation allows you do not have to wait to fill a full container.
Our maritime groupage services are a great solution for importing or exporting your products. We specialize in refrigerated groupage, ideal for your perishables.
If your load is too heavy or too large that can not be transported in maritime containers, we will take care of it through our Project Cargo division.
TIBA offers tailor-made solutions to your seafreight transport needs. Thanks to its preferential agreements with major shipping lines, TIBA can guarantee space and equipment, adapting to the fast-changing needs of its customers. Evergreen, MSC, CMA-CGM, Maersk, Safmarine, MacAndrews, Grimaldi Lines, Hyundai, Seago Line, Mol, Turkon Line and others.
Maritime routes
Spain’s geographical location makes it a strategic country in terms of sea transport. The country location is very close to the axis of the main sea route, the circum-equatorial corridor linking North America, Europe and Asia Pacific through the Suez Canal, the Straits of Malacca and the Panama Canal. America communicates with Mediterranean ports and countries through the Strait of Gibraltar and communicates to Asia by the Suez Canal.
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Sea ports of Spain
The Spanish port network belongs to the State and is managed by the public entity “Puertos del estado”
According to the Ministry of public works, Spanish ports spends about 85% of imports and 60% of exports and 53% of the Spanish foreign trade with the European Union and 96% to other countries. The Spanish port system provides 20% of GDP in the transport sector and 1.1% of national GDP.
In 2011 the Spanish ports moved 459 tons of goods. You can find other information on the traffic performance report of the port system of 2011
There are running 28 port authorities that manage 47 state ports. The management of other Spanish ports has been transferred to the regions.
Below you can see on the map the Spanish State Ports.
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