24H LeMons
24H LeMons · Limonar de Santomera · Santomera a París 1598 KM

A race in no hurry from Santomera to Paris in 24 hours

24 Le Mons makes real a logistics feat that seems impossible: that Limonar de Santomera can pick a lemon today and put it on the shelf tomorrow.* A full-speed run through the stages of our value chain to prove that when a system works, there's no rush and no drama.

At the wheel, Pedro Palazón, in charge of the members' farming work at Limonar de Santomera and driver of this test where the winner isn't the fastest, but the one who doesn't need to stop.

*At least, in France. We're not supersonic lemons. Yet.

Limonar de Santomera van on the move
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We took a lemon from Santomera ⟶ Paris in 24 hours. And we still had time to stop for lunch

STR>PRS--24H LEMONS
Ch.1 The harvest
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Ch.2 The flat tyre
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Ch.3 The assessment
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Ch.4 The birthday
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Ch.5 The transport
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Ch.6 The delivery
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Meet the team

The race to deliver our lemons isn't against the clock. They always arrive on time, but never in a hurry. That's thanks to everyone who is part of a system that never fails. A system built to bring a lemon as fresh as possible in the least time possible.

Farmers, technicians, warehouse, quality, logistics and sales. Each one holds their position, knows the route and knows exactly when to step in. Because behind every delivery there are many hands and a single goal: that the lemon arrives in the best condition.

These are our drivers. This is our team.

Our departments:

Cooperating means arriving sooner and better

Road seen from the van

Being a cooperative doesn't mean we all get along great (though we do). It means the path from the tree to the shelf is much shorter.

At Limonar, the grower, the warehouse, the sorting and the logistics all belong to the same company. That means fewer middlemen, less waiting and fewer days lost between harvest and sale.

Because with a lemon, every day counts.

It shows in the time.

It shows in the freshness.

It shows in being able to take a lemon picked today in Santomera to a Paris supermarket tomorrow.