the airíne española Iberia informó that throughés de IAG Cargo has mobilized más de 500 tons of flowers from Ecuador, Colombia and Miami.
During these daysías, Iberia, a través de la divisiógroup load number, IAG Cargo, transferá a Madrid 500 tons of flowers inside the fieldñto of San Valentín. These flowers come from Latinoamérica, especially of Ecuador and Colombia, así like Miami, and they are mostlyíto roses and carnations.
Iberia transfers más de 500 flowers from Ecuador and Colombia
The transfer of this delicate merchandiseía requires a complex supply chain that transportséreo covers perfectlyón, efficiently and ágil. To ensure that flowers reach customers as fresh as they receivedén cuts, IAG Cargo uses its product “constant fresh”, especially suitable for perishable products, that maintains the chain of fríor thanks to the control of a constant temperature that ranges between 2º y 8º.
The airport of Madrid is a key global hub for IAG Cargo and Iberia, with a locationón strataélogic that connects Asia and Europe with América. IAG Cargo has refrigerated trucks to transport this merchandise.ífrom the cellars of the avión to the Cargo terminal, at the indicated temperature, así as well as specific facilitiesíficas para su manipulationón and subsequent distributionón.
Thanks to all this, The flowers are preserved at a constant temperature from the beginning of their journey in Colombia, Ecuador O Miami until arrival at your final destination, maintaining at all times that chain of fríor necessary to keep the flowers fresh and in óoptimal humidity conditions.
About IAG Cargo
IAG Cargo nació on 2011, fruit of fusionón of Iberia Cargo and British Airways World Cargo, with the aim of taking advantage of the potential and synergies of both aerolíguidelines when providing quality service, thanks to your sóexpands global destination network. Since then, IAG Cargo has become a global benchmark and one of the largest cargo operators serving key sectors of the economy.ía, like the pharmaéuseful, the technologyógic, the industrialist, the carístic, aerospace or foodón.
