Mercagranada: physical wholesale market in Granada
Mercagranada is a physical wholesale market and service centre for fresh food trading in Granada, Andalusia. Granada, Spain.
AGR-101 · Physical wholesale market · Granada, Spain · EUR
Mercagranada is a physical wholesale market and service centre for fresh food trading in Granada, Andalusia. Its businesses cover fruit and vegetables, fish and seafood, supported by logistics activities. It is relevant to shops, foodservice buyers and distributors looking for suppliers in southern Spain. Purchases are negotiated with individual merchants. The management company provides premises and services rather than a single combined offer representing every business on the site.
Mercasa's profile reports a total site area of 223,615 m² and 101 businesses across the complex. It does not identify the base year, so these figures describe the published scale of the facility rather than a verified 2026 result. The business count includes complementary activities. The address is Carretera Badajoz–Granada, km 436, 18015 Granada, and the main telephone number is +34 958 276 300. A visitor should obtain the intended supplier's hall number and direct contact before dispatching a vehicle.
Buyers can start with the operator's business directory and prepare a specification covering commodity, variety, origin, grade, net weight and collection date. A mixed fruit and fish order requires separate agreement on transport temperatures and segregation of the loads. The presence of cold storage services does not mean that every merchant includes storage in the selling price. A useful comparison separates the goods, returnable packaging, order assembly and transport to the buyer's own warehouse, rather than comparing only a headline amount per kilogram.
A grower or exporter can first seek an established wholesaler before considering a tenancy. An introductory offer should include photographs of the lot, a delivery calendar, packaging details and a realistic weekly supply volume. For recurring deliveries, agree quality tolerances and a clear process for reporting defects after unloading. The operator lists refrigeration, flake ice, truck parking and premises rental among its services. These services need their own commercial arrangements; they should not be assumed to form part of the produce purchase agreement.
Comparable quotations from several resident firms, prepared for the same date and specification, are therefore the practical starting point. Reports from other Spanish Mercas can provide context but do not constitute offers from Mercagranada. A regular buyer should also record the weight actually received and rejected quantities. This allows the business to compare the cost of usable produce, including handling losses, rather than the price of the quantity originally ordered.
What is priced: Fruit, Vegetables and potatoes, Fish and seafood
Sources
- Mercasa profile
- Operator and services
All agricultural exchanges, markets and price sources
