IAG Cargo, the freight division of International Airlines Group (IAG), has reported a 21% rise in the volume of perishable goods it transported in the first half of 2025.
The increase comes amid shifting consumer trends in Europe, with air cargo playing a crucial role in supplying off-season fruit and vegetables.
To meet demand, IAG Cargo said it expanded its perishables handling facility in Madrid, which it says has helped support exporters and open new trade opportunities.
“We understand the urgency and care fresh produce demands,” said Rodrigo Casal, regional commercial manager for the Americas at IAG Cargo. “Beyond logistics, we’re strengthening local economies and sustaining livelihoods.”
IAG Cargo serves 33 destinations in Latin America and operates 250 weekly flights between the region and Europe. The company also offers 24 weekly services between the UK and West Africa.
In its latest financial results, IAG Cargo reported revenues of €629 million ($) for the first half of 2025, up 11.1% on 2024, with cargo volumes rising 4.5%.
