en.Wedoany.com Reported - Cisternas Amarillo, a transport company based in Seville, Spain, has recently added 18 Scania tractors to its operating fleet to enhance its transport capacity during peak demand periods. The addition of these new vehicles brings the company's total authorized fleet to 41 units.

Headquartered in Santiponce, the company has over 50 years of experience in the bulk tanker transport sector, covering the transportation of food and animal feed raw materials, with a market presence both domestically in Spain and internationally. According to the company, the 18 newly deployed Scania tractors are equipped with advanced safety and route control technologies, which help improve the reliability and management efficiency of transport operations.

Cisternas Amarillo specializes in bulk tanker transport, a field that demands high standards of vehicle technology and operational stability. This expansion of its fleet will provide greater flexibility in capacity allocation during peak business periods.

With over half a century of operational history in Spain's bulk tanker transport industry, Cisternas Amarillo's business network covers multiple industrial areas of the Iberian Peninsula and holds international transport qualifications. This addition of tractors is part of the company's fleet renewal and expansion plan, reflecting its adjustment of expectations regarding market demand for bulk transport. With the new vehicles in service, the company's capacity resilience during peak periods will be enhanced, helping to maintain its delivery commitments to customers.