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Cool Logistics Global conference comes to Algeciras on September 25-27
THIS year's Cool Logistics Global conference will be held in Algeciras from September 25-27. The event will act as a platform to exhibit the latest cold chain technology for the refrigerated transport sector and provide an opportunity to interact with cold chain professionals.
Key sponsors include the port of Algeciras, Agro Merchants, Anserlog, Emerson Climate Technologies, Daikin, Kuehne + Nagel, Zeeland Seaports, DP World London Gateway, foodcareplus, Fruit Logistica, Port of Dover, Seaco and Visbeen.
A growing list of exhibitors showcasing the latest cold chain technology at the event include Daikin, Hamburg Sud, Hapag-Lloyd, Kuehne + Nagel,Maersk Line, RTE and Transito 2000.
The technical workshop to be held at the event will focus on the theme of: "The speed of new technologies being rolled out across the manufacturing sector is mind blowing. Artificial intelligence and transformational solutions, capacity planning and predictive tools, disruptive technologies coming under the heading of 'industry 4.0' cloud-based, in-house vs off-the shelf systems are all providing new opportunities for perishable logistics in different shape or form. Find out which of these technologies could benefit your organisation," a statement from the organiser said.
Attendees will hear practical experiences of both shippers and service providers to help determine: which technologies are on offer, which technologies could benefit your organisation, and how to benefit from the initial investment.
Key sponsors include the port of Algeciras, Agro Merchants, Anserlog, Emerson Climate Technologies, Daikin, Kuehne + Nagel, Zeeland Seaports, DP World London Gateway, foodcareplus, Fruit Logistica, Port of Dover, Seaco and Visbeen.
A growing list of exhibitors showcasing the latest cold chain technology at the event include Daikin, Hamburg Sud, Hapag-Lloyd, Kuehne + Nagel,Maersk Line, RTE and Transito 2000.
The technical workshop to be held at the event will focus on the theme of: "The speed of new technologies being rolled out across the manufacturing sector is mind blowing. Artificial intelligence and transformational solutions, capacity planning and predictive tools, disruptive technologies coming under the heading of 'industry 4.0' cloud-based, in-house vs off-the shelf systems are all providing new opportunities for perishable logistics in different shape or form. Find out which of these technologies could benefit your organisation," a statement from the organiser said.
Attendees will hear practical experiences of both shippers and service providers to help determine: which technologies are on offer, which technologies could benefit your organisation, and how to benefit from the initial investment.
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