The Galician Logistics Cluster is strengthening its position among international operators with the recent addition of Operinter CTGA Traimer. This strategic alliance, which brings the number of members to 66, aims to enhance business collaboration and promote a more digital, sustainable supply chain connected to global markets, consolidating Galicia's position as a key logistics hub.
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Incorporation Operinter CTGA Traimer, an international logistics operator with more than 40 years of experience In the field of foreign trade, it is formalized as a significant movement for the Cluster gives logistic function of GaliciaThe entity thus expands its representation in transport and integrated supply chain management, advancing in its objective of positioning the autonomous community as a logistics hub. strategic in the northwest of the peninsula and within the European Atlantic axis.
Operinter CTGA Traimer, which maintains offices in the Galician cities of To Coruña and Vigo, is part of prestigious Alonso Group, one of Spain's leading logistics holding companies. The company is recognized for its comprehensive service offering, encompassing maritime, air and land transportin addition to offering specialized solutions in customs, warehousing and distributionIts vast experience is supported by a professional team with in-depth knowledge of global supply chains, capable of adapting to the dynamic demands of the international trade.
The company's global focus is evident in its operational network. Operating under the brand Alonso ForwardingOperinter has a network of offices in the five continents,This infrastructure ensures a full international coverage which, by joining the Cluster, will contribute to strengthening the connectivity of Galicia with the world's major markets.
Within the framework of this new collaboration, the Cluster manager, Iago Dominguez, held a meeting with the directors of Operinter in A Coruña, Pablo Fernández y Óscar GarcíaThe meeting served to exchange views on future opportunities for joint work and to establish the steps to follow to strengthen the Galician logistics ecosystem.
The organization emphasizes the value of this partnership, highlighting the addition of Operinter. “It strengthens the representativeness of international logistics operators and reinforces collaboration between companies to face the challenges of global trade with innovation, efficiency and sustainability.”.
The sum of Operinter CTGA Traimer It aligns with the Cluster's fundamental strategy: to promote Galician business competitiveness through collaboration and optimization of the logistics function. This strategy is implemented through projects focused on crucial areas such as intermodality, digitalization, sustainability and attracting specialized talent to the sector.
The Galicia Logistics Cluster, founded in 2019, now brings together 66 business groups that add up to a global revenue of more than 11.000 billion euros and maintain a presence in more than 100 countries. Their primary mission is to contribute to greater efficiency in the Galician logistics sector, focusing on the innovation and internationalization.
