Import and export of fine beverages, fresh produce, and agricultural products — connecting the heart of the Mediterranean to markets across Europe.
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Based in Catania, Sicily, we source directly from the finest Mediterranean producers — from sun-ripened Sicilian citrus and fresh agricultural goods to premium non-alcoholic beverages from across Southern Europe.
As part of Map Food Alliance, we operate across four EU markets — Italy, Spain, Romania, and Bulgaria — delivering integrated logistics, cold chain management, and reliable supply chain solutions.
Sicilian oranges, lemons, and seasonal Mediterranean fruits sourced from trusted local farms
Tomatoes, peppers, aubergines, and leafy greens — harvested at peak ripeness and shipped with cold chain
Premium juices, sparkling waters, and specialty drinks from Southern European producers
Olive oil, dried fruits, grains, and specialty products from across the Mediterranean basin
We work directly with farmers and producers across Sicily, Southern Italy, and Spain — cutting out middlemen to deliver fresher products at better prices. Our relationships span decades of trusted partnerships.
Temperature-controlled logistics from farm to warehouse. Our refrigerated transport network ensures your fresh produce arrives in perfect condition across all four EU markets.
Full HACCP compliance, EU food safety certifications, and customs documentation — we handle all regulatory requirements so you can focus on selling.
Through Map Food Alliance Group, we operate integrated distribution networks in Italy, Spain, Romania, and Bulgaria — one partner for all your Mediterranean sourcing needs.
We offer EXW, FOB, CIF, and DAP incoterms with competitive credit terms. Our finance team works with you to find the payment structure that fits your cash flow.
We specialise in non-alcoholic beverages, fresh fruits and vegetables, citrus, and agricultural products. All sourced from trusted Mediterranean producers in Sicily, Southern Italy, and Spain.
Through Map Food Alliance Group, we operate across four EU markets: Italy, Spain, Romania, and Bulgaria. Our integrated logistics network covers sourcing, transport, and last-mile distribution.
Minimum orders vary by product category. For fresh produce, we typically work with pallet-level quantities. For beverages, we accommodate both container loads and smaller mixed orders. Contact us for specific details.
We maintain full cold chain integrity with temperature-controlled vehicles, real-time GPS monitoring, and HACCP-compliant handling at every stage from farm to delivery.
We offer all major incoterms including EXW, FOB, CIF, and DAP. Payment terms are flexible — from prepayment to 30/60/90-day credit for established partners.
Founded in Catania, at the heart of Sicily, Novera Mediterraneo was built to bridge the gap between Southern European producers and retailers across the continent. We are part of Map Food Alliance Group.
Our strategic position in the Mediterranean gives us direct access to the finest agricultural products, fresh fruits, vegetables, and premium non-alcoholic beverages from Italy, Spain, and beyond. Through our network spanning four EU markets, we deliver end-to-end import-export solutions — from sourcing and quality control to logistics and last-mile distribution.
More aboutTell us about your sourcing needs and we will craft a custom logistics plan — from Mediterranean farms to your warehouse, delivered on time and on budget.
Global food safety and quality management standard for production, packaging, and distribution processes.
International standard for good agricultural practices — ensuring safe, sustainable farming and traceability from farm to fork.
Certified in Logistics, Transportation and Distribution — professional standard for operations, warehousing, and transport networks.
Certified Supply Chain Professional — the gold standard for end-to-end supply chain management and strategic operations.
The European Commission has introduced stricter temperature control regulations for perishable goods transport across member states.
Sicilian and Spanish citrus exports surged 18% year-over-year, driven by growing demand in Northern European markets.
A new dedicated freight route now connects Catania directly with Bucharest, cutting transit times by 40% for fresh goods.
The latest BRCGS Issue 9 update introduces enhanced traceability requirements and digital audit capabilities for food distributors.
Organic certified vegetable production in Spain expanded significantly, with most exports heading to Italy, Germany, and France.
Premium juices and sparkling waters from Southern Italy are increasingly popular across European retail chains.
The new EU Single Window system reduces customs clearance times by up to 60% for intra-EU food and beverage shipments.
Sofia's new cold storage facilities and logistics parks position Bulgaria as a gateway for Mediterranean produce entering Eastern Europe.
The certification body now includes carbon footprint tracking and water usage metrics in its agricultural compliance framework.
Premium Sicilian extra-virgin olive oil receives enhanced EU protection, boosting its market value and export potential.
Major logistics operators are investing in electric refrigerated trucks, reducing emissions while maintaining cold chain integrity.
Romania's expanding retail sector drives unprecedented demand for Mediterranean fresh produce, especially citrus and vegetables.
New sustainability benchmarks require food importers and exporters to track and reduce environmental impact across the supply chain.
Consumer demand for natural snacking options drives a 22% increase in dried fig, date, and apricot imports from the Mediterranean basin.
Computer vision systems now achieve 99.5% accuracy in detecting defects, revolutionizing quality assurance in agricultural exports.
The alliance announces new partnerships extending coverage beyond the Mediterranean, now reaching Benelux and Scandinavian markets.
A EUR 45 million investment will expand cold storage and automated handling at Catania's port, boosting Sicily's export capacity.
New legislation requires DOP and IGP certified products to maintain blockchain-verified origin records from producer to consumer.
The new agreement simplifies phytosanitary controls and establishes fast-track customs procedures for fresh produce between the two nations.
Major supermarket chains pledge to source half their fresh produce from within 1,000km, creating opportunities for Mediterranean exporters.
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