From 9 to 12 May, logistics specialists will be gathering in Munich for the top trade fair for logistics, mobility, IT and supply chain management. For four days, everything will revolve around logistics solutions.
Also included is a comprehensive conference program. With 58 sessions, there will be around 20 percent more lectures and platform discussions than in 2019. Sustainability as a topic will colour the whole programme. The DVF – German Transport Forum will be highlighting the topic in a session in German entitled ‘Adding rhythm to the world economy, meeting climate targets: How is logistics going to deliver?’ Leading politicians and representatives of the logistics sector will discuss how new drive systems, alternative fuels and new production chains can make a success of the energy transition.
Whether infrastructure, supply chains, digitalization or well-qualified staff – along with expertise, many topics on the conference program will directly or indirectly contribute towards more sustainable treatment of the environment and its inhabitants. Lecture subjects extend from meta-level geopolitical developments to the practical side of everyday corporate routine. The four forums located in the halls will cover innovative technologies and resource-saving developments. Among the items on the program are topics such as decarbonization of carriers, comprehensive e-mobility in logistics, efficient supply chains & multimodal transport, the final mile in city centres, and uniform standards for real estate and data.
Anybody wishing to learn how the Port of Hamburg and companies in the city are tackling the challenge is welcome to do so on the joint venture stand run by Port of Hamburg Marketing and Logistics Initiative Hamburg in Hall B3, stand Nos. 209/310.
transport logistic finally returns in Munich. The show includes a joint venture stand from Port of Hamburg Marketing and Logistics Initiative Hamburg.