Mobile Refueling Stations

Mobile Refueling Stations

Standard configuration for capacities of 25, 35 and 40m3 in maritime container of 20, 40 and 45 high cube in two-compartment metal tank for 2 products and 2 hoses 50% gasoline and 50% diesel, for butane and propane gas. We also produce non-compartmentalized with a single product, a hose or two.
Tradivalladarys Mobile Filling Stations are the perfect solution for the distribution of liquid fuels in containerized versions. A customized option that offers reduced transport costs and maximized fuel storage ratios, while also including configuration services, parameterization, start-up support and training in its implementation.

Reservoirs, Tanks on Wheels and Trailers

Tanks on Wheels

We sell all types of tanks/reservoirs for storing all types of liquids and air. Our tanks serve to store; All kinds of chemicals, Oxygen, Water, Propane, Butane, LPG, fuel for domestic/industrial applications.

The tanks commercialized by us, have quite varied dimensions, from small tanks with 2m in diameter to large tanks that can have more than 70m in diameter. The most important thing for us is to produce according to the size and needs of the customer. The form of construction can also vary greatly, and can be made with double or single walls, always depending on the characteristics and needs, in addition to the type of product to be stored. To guarantee the maximum quality and safety of the storage tanks, their construction is carried out in accordance with the requirements defined by the National and International codes, as well as their Standards.

Semi Trailers

In our semi-trailers we have a wide range of products.
The same can be; Open for loads in general, which do not require greater protection. Closed for loads in general, which need to be protected from the actions of the environment. Tipper for bulk loads that can be dumped. Refrigerator for loads that require controlled temperature. Tank for transporting liquids in bulk. Stork for transporting vehicles. Container carriers for the transport of containers in general;
Loader for indivisible loads. Board used to transport large and entire machines. Bulk truck to transport grain such as corn, soybeans and beans.

Power Generators

Specialized or Versatile power? Which Atlas Copco generator do you need?

Users in the construction, events, rental and utilities industries will enjoy their quiet generators, that come with smaller footprint, reduced emissions, faster plug-and-play, enhanced fuel economy, high resale value, and the lowest Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) in their class.

Atlas Cpoco Generators

Whether you require a mobile generator or are looking for a stationary power source, Atlas Copco have the solution for your needs.

Atlas Copco offers a complete large generators range that delivers unrivalled versatility, optimized performance and excellent fuel economy, in many applications, including the demanding modular power plant s(MPP) . It offers quiet operation, small footprint, low emissions, enhanced fuel economy, high resale values and the lowest total cost of ownership in their class. The perfect solution to your prime and critical standby power needs for rental, mining, and oil & gas applications.

QAC TwinPower

The TwinPower generator is a game-changer in its segment. It is a standard container with two generators inside, that delivers unrivalled versatility, optimized performance and excellent fuel economy. The innovative and unique technology offeres full versatility and top performance.

QAC range

Fully loaded, the QAC range of generators in a 20 foot container, comes with industry-leading efficiency levels, thanks to its VSD (Variable Speed Drive) motor-driven

QEC range

The QEC generator is the toughest solution for your prime and critical standby power needs in rental, mining, and oil and gas applications.

Himoinsa Generators

Generator sets for fixed installations that stand out for their reliability and fast response. Generators capable of establishing communication with the grid / and or with other generators, being able to work in parallel, if the application requires it. Continuous or backup power with immediate response time to guarantee continuous power supply in the event of power outage.

Discover the features of HS and HI ranges, two different genset concepts with a common characteristic; both have been designed for fixed application.

HS generators stand out for their easy installation and handling. A new canopy concept, 100% suited to stationary applications, with multiple accesses and removable doors for easy maintenance. Quality finishes and details in compliance with HIMOINSA standards.

HI range includes diesel and gas generator sets, with an extended scope of supply and a wide power range up to 3000kVA. Discover all  versions and settings for a reliable power supply and fast response to grid outages.

Apples

Southern Hemisphere Apple Production

The forecast is made with data from Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Chile, New Zealand and South Africa, estimating that apple production will decrease 7% in 2022 compared to the previous year.

The forecast of the southern hemisphere apple harvest for 2022 suggests a decrease of 7%, totaling 4,864,000 T compared to last year (5,217,000 T), mainly due to the 30% decrease in Brazil and 11% in Argentina. A slight drop in production is also expected in Australia and Chile, of 3% and 2% respectively.

Southern Hemisphere Apple Production

Argentine Apple Exports by Destinations

Production and Exports of Chilean Apples

Chilean apple production in the 2021/22 campaign would remain flat year-on-year and would total 1,090,000 tons, according to the latest USDA GAIN report.
The planted area will continue to be 32,300 hectares. Currently, Chilean growers are renewing apple trees with new varieties, but the planted area does not increase significantly due to competition from other crops (cherries, walnuts) that generate more profit.

Some of the new varieties of apples grown are Pink Lady, Rosy Glow, Brookfield Gala, Ambrosia, Buckeye and Modi. The producing regions are Maule (60.8% of the total), O’Higgins (23.9%) and Araucanía (9.5%).

Chilean apple exports in the 2021/22 campaign are expected to reach 637,000 tons, almost the same volume as in the previous campaign.

Last year, Chile supplied this fruit to 66 different countries, with the main recipients being the United States (59,031 tons), India (56,163 tons) and Colombia (52,304 tons).

Main Destinations of Chilean Apple Exports

Chilean apple exports will reach 637,000 tons in the 2021/2022 campaign, which would not represent changes compared to the previous season, according to the annual report Fresh Deciduous Fruit for Chile from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). in English).
The USDA said “that the forecast closely follows the current production trend. In 2020-2021 (data through August), Chilean apple exports totaled 546,193 tons, a decrease of 3.7% compared to 2019-2020.” For 2021-2022, USDA estimated that the apple planted area will remain at 32,300 hectares.

“Growers are renewing current apple orchards with new varieties, but the planted area is not increasing significantly due to competition from other fruit crops that are more profitable,” the institution revealed, adding that “some of the new apple varieties apples in Chile are Brookfield Gala, Pink Lady, Rosy Glow, Ambrosia, Modi and Buckeye”.
Apple production in 2021-2022 will remain stable and total 1,090,000 tons, as the planted area will remain unchanged.
The USDA bases this projection considering the drought problems that Chile faces in the apple-producing regions and assuming that no unexpected meteorological events occur.

Chilean Apples Overview

Chile, with shipments close to 700,000 tons, is the main exporter in the southern hemisphere and apples currently rank third in terms of fruit export earnings, behind cherries and table grapes.

Due to the introduction of the new varieties of Gala, Fuji and Braeburn groups, the area had a significant increase since the 2000s. However, the area began to decrease from 2013 with 36,678 ha to the current 32,314 ha (Source: Ciren-Odepa/ IQonsulting).

As a consequence of warming and droughts, as well as more frequent late frosts, the apples of the Central Zone have suffered significant losses due to sunburn, as well as physiological disorders such as lenticelosis, bitter pit and superficial scald, along with accelerated ripening with less time to harvest and reduction in storage potential.

As a consequence, the productive zone gradually moved south from the mid-1990s, mainly to two macro-zones: Los Angeles – Angol and Traiguén – Freire.

The Galas, Fujis and Cripps Pink varieties adapted well in the Angol area, while in Traiguén-Freire the Braeburn, Elstar, Honeycrisp, Evelina, Jazz, Ambrosia and even Galas (although small in size) adapted better. It should be remembered that in cool climates in more mountainous locations such as Malleco and further north they also had a reasonable adaptation, but in this case with a much higher risk of hail and spring frosts.

The most notable trend is the growth of the Cripps Pink/Pink Lady Group and the decline of the Braeburn variety.

Avocado

The Avocado Boom In the United States

The United States is the main consumer market for avocados and is increasingly dependent on foreign production. The ratio between import and consumption has increased from 37% in 2001 to more than 90% in 2020, according to figures from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). In terms of production, the US crop has been stable to declining in recent years as the domestic industry in California faces several challenges. “Under these circumstances, the dependence of the US avocado market on imports will only increase in the future as consumption continues to expand.”

This in a context of sustained growth in consumption, which has increased by 8% annually during the last decade. In 2010, each American ate 1.88 kilos on average; in 2018, it was around 3.8 kilos. “Avocado consumption could exceed 5kg per person per year by 2026,” says the report.

Twenty years ago, he mentions that most US avocado imports came from Chile, since Mexico still faced sanitary restrictions in this market. Since the sanitary restrictions for avocados from Michoacán, the main producing region of Mexico, were lifted, exports from this country have dominated the US market. On the contrary, he reports that imports from Chile have practically disappeared, as Chilean producers have focused on other export markets, as well as the expanding domestic market. “In the future, we will see the US importing more avocados from Peru and Colombia”.

South American Avocado

The joint production of Peru, Chile and Colombia has established itself as the second most important supplier of the fruit, also called avocado, after Mexico. According to the financial firm of Dutch origin, its export in 2021 will close at 700,000 tons to reach one million in two years.

Peru, the leader. Chile, the mature industry. Colombia, the revelation. These are the three protagonists that the financial firm Rabobank highlights in the emergence of the South American avocado worldwide.

According to a recent report from the financial entity, guacate exports from the sub-continent have been increasing since 2014 and will reach more than 700,000 metric tons this year. And, if the trend continues, exports will exceed one million tons in the next two years.

Export Industry

Most of that figure originates from Peru. The country ended 2021 with a record figure of more than 550,000 metric tons exported.

Chile, the first South American country to develop an avocado export industry. Chile, the first South American country to develop an avocado export industry, according to Rabobank, had a difficult 2020/21 season, with a 40% decrease in production. This caused a similar drop in exports but helped keep value high.

For its part, Colombia, the third player, shows the highest expansion rates, with an average annual growth of 57% between 2016 and 2021. It is also the only country that produces avocados throughout the year.

Technical Specifications

NAME: Avocado (American Persea )
FAMILY: The avocado belongs to the family of Lauraceae, domesticated since pre-Inca times.
DESCRIPTION: The fruit is a berry, of a seed, of mesocarp fleshy and very pleasant, with cells rich in oils that contribute, content 12 vitamins of the 13 existing, high vitamin E and K, and all B vitamins.

It is also rich in minerals. According to the variety the skin can mature purple almost black (‘Hass’) or green (‘Strong’).
The endocarp that surrounds the seed is thin and light yellow. The weight of the fruit is approximately 450 g.
Its origin is the inter-Andean valleys.