Visitor registration is open for EXPO Logistics 2023, the leading container shipping and intermodal transport event which returns 8 - 10 November to the RAI, Amsterdam.

“To accelerate the growth of the intermodal industry is to implement new innovative containers that have a wide range of features. Over the next few years, new types of containers will appear including new types that will be able to transport a wide nomenclature of cargo, including bulk cargo", says ICT's CEO, Viktor Kvitko.

“The intermodal industry has never been so important. With world trade impacted by COVID-19 and the war in Ukraine, disruptions to the global supply chain have continued to place significant pressure on the industry. As trade begins to normalize, I see the outlook as extremely positive. Shipping lines are moving towards an integrated model, while shippers are seeking greater transparency and reduced environmental impact. These factors, while significant in their own rights, all demonstrate that the industry is in a state of positive change”, says Nicholas Press, CEO at Spectainer.

EXPO Logistics events, are excited to announce a new initiative that serves to connect our global EXPO Logistics audience with aggregated industry news throughout the year. Powered by AI and personalised to the reader’s specific interests and needs, the news service will keep our audience updated with the latest up-to-date industry news with a newsfeed and regular newsletters.

After consultation with key industry stakeholders, it is clear that in order to deliver a successful, internationally accessible EXPO Logistics, the right decision is to wait until 2023.

The EXPO Logistics Association of North America (IANA) and the Bureau International des Containers (BIC) have collaborated to standardize the identification of terminals, ramps, container yards and depots in the United States.

Ahead of exhibiting at EXPO Logistics Connect, March 16-18, we spoke with John Rhodes - Group President - Cold Chain for Emerson. Find out what he had to say below:

Ahead of exhibiting at EXPO Logistics Connect, March 16-18, we spoke with Willy Yeo, Director of Marketing at Carrier Transicold, Global Container Refrigeration. Find out what he had to say...

We spoke to Jan Koolen, Managing Director at UNIT45 to find out how COVID19 has impacted the shipping container industry and understand his positive outlook for the near future.

Ahead of EXPO Logistics Connect, March 16-18, we spoke with Container xChange's (CEO & Co-Founder) Christian Roeloffs and Dr Johannes Schlingmeier.

Fuel oils will continue to make up a large part of shipping’s fuel mix as long as they remain cheap, but the industry must start to wean itself off of fuel oils soon if it is to stay in step with a decarbonising world, according to a report published by Lloyd’s Register.

As we look back on last year's succesful event at the Ahoy, it's refreshing to see that the Port of Rotterdam has been named as "most dynamic European logistics hub". Driving forward with innovation and shaping the future of logistics, the Port of Rotterdam has made huge efforts to continuously develop and refuses to remain at a standstill, propelling the port above its German and Antwerp counterparts.

Join thousands of international professionals at EXPO Logistics 2019 from the 5-7 November at the Hamburg Messe. The event will provide a three-day industry forum, bringing together high-quality speakers and leading global exhibitors to do business, network and discuss market trends.

EXPO Logistics events, are excited to announce a new initiative that serves to connect our global EXPO Logistics audience with aggregated industry news throughout the year. Powered by AI and personalised to the reader’s specific interests and needs, the news service will keep our audience updated with the latest up-to-date industry news with a newsfeed and regular newsletters.

After consultation with key industry stakeholders, it is clear that in order to deliver a successful, internationally accessible EXPO Logistics, the right decision is to wait until 2023.

The EXPO Logistics Association of North America (IANA) and the Bureau International des Containers (BIC) have collaborated to standardize the identification of terminals, ramps, container yards and depots in the United States.

Ahead of exhibiting at EXPO Logistics Connect, March 16-18, we spoke with John Rhodes - Group President - Cold Chain for Emerson. Find out what he had to say below:

Ahead of exhibiting at EXPO Logistics Connect, March 16-18, we spoke with Willy Yeo, Director of Marketing at Carrier Transicold, Global Container Refrigeration. Find out what he had to say...

We spoke to Jan Koolen, Managing Director at UNIT45 to find out how COVID19 has impacted the shipping container industry and understand his positive outlook for the near future.

Ahead of EXPO Logistics Connect, March 16-18, we spoke with Container xChange's (CEO & Co-Founder) Christian Roeloffs and Dr Johannes Schlingmeier.

Fuel oils will continue to make up a large part of shipping’s fuel mix as long as they remain cheap, but the industry must start to wean itself off of fuel oils soon if it is to stay in step with a decarbonising world, according to a report published by Lloyd’s Register.

As we look back on last year's succesful event at the Ahoy, it's refreshing to see that the Port of Rotterdam has been named as "most dynamic European logistics hub". Driving forward with innovation and shaping the future of logistics, the Port of Rotterdam has made huge efforts to continuously develop and refuses to remain at a standstill, propelling the port above its German and Antwerp counterparts.

Join thousands of international professionals at EXPO Logistics 2019 from the 5-7 November at the Hamburg Messe. The event will provide a three-day industry forum, bringing together high-quality speakers and leading global exhibitors to do business, network and discuss market trends.