As demand rises worldwide, business in the transport
sector is picking up again; the main driver in this development is the strongly
growing Asian economy. This is also reflected in the figures for transport
logistic China 2010: More than 400 leading international and Asian companies
from 41 countries will be presenting their products and services between 8 and
10 June at the 4th International
Exhibition for Logistics, Telematics and Transport in Shanghai."At last the signs are now all pointing
towards recovery. transport logistic China 2010 will therefore be able to pick
up on the success of the last event. After two years of a severe downturn felt
right across the transport sector, the fair has managed to equal the number of
exhibitors and the amount of exhibition space it achieved in 2008," said Eugen Egetenmeir,
Managing Director of Messe München.
Over 400 exhibitors will be taking up 15,000
square metres of space in two exhibition halls at the Shanghai New
International Expo Centre (SNIEC), where they will be showcasing innovations
and fast, safe and flexible solutions for the global movement of goods: from
logistics to telematics and e-commerce, for transporting freight by road, rail,
water and in the air.
For three days a veritable Who´s Who of the
international transport and logistics sector will be converging on Shanghai for this
industry gathering. As well as a German pavilion, which is being supported by
the German Federal Ministry of Economics, the trade fair also features joint
stands from the Czech Republic, France, Italy, Latvia, the Netherlands, Russia
and Spain.
Among the exhibitors of maritime logistics
section are Beluga Shipping, the world leader in
project and heavy-lift shipping, the sea ports authorities of Bremen and
Hamburg, each with a joint stand, duisport, the trading and transport hub in
the Rhine-Ruhr region (Europe´s largest industrial conurbation), plus the ports
of Riga (Latvia), Koper (Slovenia), Rijeka
(Croatia), French ports such as Marseille, Le Havre, Bordeaux and Paris, the
Dutch transport hubs of Amsterdam, Groningen and Rotterdam, and Italian ports
such as Ravenna, Trieste and Venice. The International Tank
Container Organisation (ITCO) and the Container Owners Association (COA) will
be represented at a Container Pavilion. Also taking part is the China Ocean Shipping Company (COSCO), China's largest
supplier of container shipping.
Also
represented at the fair will be the world´s largest transport and
logistics
services suppliers – names such as Agility Logistics, Dachser,
Geodis, Kühne & Nagel, Panalpina and Schenker, as well as
many small and medium-sized Chinese companies. Among the companies
exhibiting
IT and software solutions will be Riege Software from Germany, Gillon
from China
and RedBerry from England.
Air Cargo China,
a showcase for the air cargo sector which is being held within the framework of
transport logistic China,
encompasses over 50 exhibitors. Among this number are respected companies like
Air China, AirBridgeCargo, Air France Cargo-KLM Cargo, Alitalia, Avicon, Cargo
Italia, Delta Cargo, Etihad, Eurex Airlines, Korean Air Cargo, Saudi Airlines,
Shanghai Airlines, Thai Airways, Turkish Cargo, ULS Airlines and leading
logistics hubs like the airports of Amsterdam, Atlanta, Frankfurt-Hahn, Moscow,
Munich, Paris and Vienna, as well as leading aircraft manufacturers such as
Boeing and EADS.
This year transport logistic China is taking place in parallel with Expo 2010
in Shanghai;
this world exposition is a magnet for visitors from all over the globe.
A range of synergies have resulted
from this timing – deriving also from the motto of Expo which is 'Better City,
Better Life'. For what would such a giant display be without clever, efficient
logistics? A shuttle bus service is being organised to Expo 2010, leaving after
the trade fair closes each day.
For online accreditation
please click here
http://www.transportlogistic-china.com/en/Press/Accreditation Further
information: www.transportlogistic-china.com.
About transport logistic China transport logistic China,
4th International Exhibition for Logistics, Telematics and Transport, is being
held at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre in China from 8 to 10 June 2010. There
are more than 400 exhibitors expected to join transport logistic China 2010 and
the integrated Air Cargo China 2010. In 2008 the exhibition had 11,215 visitors
from 77 countries. For further information, go to: www.transportlogistic-china.com.
About
Messe München International (MMI) Messe München
International (MMI, Munich Trade Fairs International Group) is one of the
world´s leading trade-fair companies. It organizes around 40 trade fairs for
capital and consumer goods, and key high-tech industries. Each year over 30,000
exhibitors from more than 100 countries, and over two million visitors from
more than 200 countries take part in the events in Munich. In addition, MMI organizes trade
fairs in Asia, Russia, the
Middle East and South America. With six
subsidiaries abroad – in Europe and in Asia –
and 64 foreign representatives serving over 90 countries, MMI has a truly
global network. Environmental protection and sustainability are key priorities
in all MMI´s operations, at home and abroad.
Further information: www.messe-muenchen.de
Press contact: Petra Gagel, Press Officer
transport logistic China 2010
Tel. (+49 89) 949-20 244, Fax (+49 89) 949-20249
petra.gagel@messe-muenchen.de 09/e/MarComGB1/pet
