Valenciaport is a strategic enclave that facilitates trade for the Spanish economy and for exporting companies and, specifically, for companies involved in the wine trade that reach the five continents through the docks of Valenciaport.
Spanish wine
In fact, according to data from the Port Authority of Valencia (PAV), the wine produced in Spain and which leaves through the Valencian docks maintains trade relations with 132 countries.
Thus, in the last six months, 1,032,959 tonnes of wine have been handled from Valenciaport with destinations in America, Africa, Asia, Oceania, and Europe.
Maritime connectivity
Maritime connectivity allows greater participation in international trade and better access to markets
The PAV maintains connections with almost 1,000 ports in 168 different countries around the world.
In this sense, maritime connectivity allows greater participation in international trade and better access to markets and, therefore, Valenciaport is a strategic enclave for Spanish exporting companies.
Italy leads in wine imports
Italy is the country that buys the most Spanish wine: in 2024 it absorbed 29.2% of total traffic with 301,457 tonnes imported. Europe is the continent that buys the most wine from Spain, specifically 53.74% of the total exported.
Thus, countries such as Greece, the Netherlands, Denmark, Belgium, Slovenia, France, Romania, and Germany have a large demand for the highly appreciated Spanish wine.
Wine purchases in other continents
The second position is occupied by the American continent, specifically, the United States alone buys 58,521 tonnes of wine through Valenciaport. A global vision shows that the American continent is an excellent buyer of Spanish wine that reaches places such as Argentina, Venezuela, Guatemala, Honduras, Peru, Puerto Rico, Panama, Ecuador, Colombia, and Chile.
For their part, Asian countries occupy third place in the ranking of continents, with China and Japan being the largest exporters with 80,656 and 48,084 tonnes respectively.
High demand in Australia
The Valencian docks are one of the main suppliers, as 4,501 tonnes have been imported
Australia has an undisputed role in the global wine import market, with more than 33.5 million litres imported from all corners of the world in 2022. According to ICEX Spain Export and Investment, the Iberian Peninsula is in sixth place in terms of import volume.
In this sense, the Valencian docks are one of the main suppliers, as 4,501 tonnes have been imported so far in 2024 from Valenciaport alone.
Imports increased in New Zealand
Wine imports into New Zealand and Australia have been increasing in recent years, except for 2020, when a drop was recorded because of the COVID-19 health crisis.
According to figures recorded by Valenciaport in the first six months of 2024, New Zealand has already imported more than 1,000 tonnes.
