Total Logistic, a company specialized in value-added logistics, customs, and transportation based in the province of Cadiz, participates in Navalia 2026, the international fair of the naval industry held from May 19 to 21 at the Vigo Fair Institute (Ifevi). The company's team, led by its project director Antonio Vela Garrido, attended clients, partners, and professionals from the sector during the first day at stand 2A30 of the Cádiz Port association, a space that brings together the Cadiz port community and which, according to the company, consolidates the competitiveness and commitment of this collective to innovation and excellence in the maritime sector.
Total Logistic develops a wide range of specialized activities and services within the value chain of the naval sector, including value-added logistics, customs management, and transportation, with a comprehensive door-to-door and dock-to-dock focus aimed at maritime and industrial operations. The company has positively assessed the results of the first day of the fair and faces the remaining days with a schedule of strategic meetings.
The presence of the Cadiz port community in this edition of Navalia is particularly significant. Cádiz Port appears as an exhibitor at Navalia 2026, in an edition where the Free Zone of Cadiz also has its own stand at the fair for the first time, as a result of the strategic alliance signed in February 2026 between the Cadiz Consortium and the event organization to develop joint actions linked to the blue economy. Five startups from the acceleration programs of Blue Core-Incubazul of the Free Zone of Cadiz —Action Tracker, Blue Step, The Talent Sea, Black Sand Marine, and EONSEA— also traveled to Vigo to present their projects in the exhibition area.
Navalia 2026 celebrates its tenth edition coinciding with the twentieth anniversary of the fair, given its biennial nature. This edition has 602 confirmed exhibitors, exceeding the 533 from 2024, and nearly 1,200 represented brands and delegations from five continents, consolidating it as the main meeting of the naval sector in Spain and one of the most relevant in Europe. Among the highlights of this edition is the growth of emerging international markets, especially in Asia, with a significant increase in companies from China and the new additions from Bulgaria, Chile, Egypt, Hong Kong, and Ireland.
The fair showcases the main national clusters of the naval sector, including those of Cadiz, the Canary Islands, Cantabria, Galicia, the Basque Maritime Forum, and the Spanish Maritime Cluster. The Innovation Zone, promoted by the Free Zone of Vigo, occupies nearly 400 square meters and brings together 24 projects from entrepreneurs with solutions in areas such as the development of autonomous vessels, energy systems, route optimization, 4.0 technology, and digital twins.