ID Logistics has set up a dedicated healthcare subsidiary in Spain and Portugal, trading as ID Logistics Healthcare. The new arm targets pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, health products and medical devices, and bundles logistics, temperature-controlled transport and value-added services into a single offer.
An Integrated Health Offer
Those value-added services run from secondary packaging and serialization through co-packing and returns management, with real-time tracking of flows. It is a tighter, regulation-heavy slice of contract logistics than general FMCG work, and the French 3PL is treating it as a growth lane rather than a sideline.
Built on Iberian Roots
The choice of the peninsula is no accident. ID Logistics moved up a level in Iberian pharma when it bought Spanish provider Logiters back in 2016. Investment has picked up since. Near Madrid, in Tórtola de Henares, the group is building a roughly 80,000 sqm platform with several automation systems, including an AutoStore, and 115,000 pallet locations; operations are due to start toward the end of 2026. Around the same time, a 13,300 sqm warehouse in El Goro, in the Canary Islands, should come online. That site is multi-client, BREEAM Excellent certified, and includes temperature-controlled pharmaceutical zones.
Across Spain and Portugal, ID Logistics Healthcare now counts five sites totaling more than 70,000 sqm, all compliant with Good Distribution and Good Manufacturing Practices. The build-out signals where the operator sees margin in a market that rewards specialists who can prove cold-chain integrity and regulatory rigor.
