2023 Edition Solidifies Itself as the Best in the History of the Fair

Written by JOAO HENRIQUE BAGGIO

Published on 23/08/2023 at 16:20

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Logistique Has Been Held in Joinville Since 2018

With more than 120 exhibitors, an expected audience of 12 thousand people at a technical forum that brings together over 30 panels, case studies and lectures with nationally recognized names, this year’s edition is already being pointed out by the public as the best since it has been held in Joinville. Logistique – Multimodal Cargo Transport, Intralogistics and International Trade Fair is viewed by the market as one of the largest and most important events in the logistics sector in Brazil. It takes place at the Expoville promotion center, from August 22 to 24.

“The event allows us to connect with our customers, listen to their needs, identify possible logistics bottlenecks and how the company can act to bring more efficiency to the logistics chain,” highlights A.P. Moller – Maersk’s president for the East Coast of South America, Karin Schöner. She adds that the company has several clients in Santa Catarina, ranging from commodities to automotive industries, a very strong sales force and considers the state an important industrial hub in strong expansion.

Jaime Batista, sales manager at Aliança Navegação e Logística, emphasizes the importance of Logistique for Santa Catarina as well as for giving visibility not only to Aliança’s operations in the region but to the Maersk group as an integrating service agent. Aliança has been operating cabotage in the ports of Santa Catarina for nearly two decades, and southern Brazil is considered an important market for the shipowner, national leader in the coastal shipping segment.

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A.P. Moller – Maersk, which is one of the sponsors of Logistique, is an integrated logistics company that works to connect and simplify its clients’ supply chains and integrates Aliança Navegação. The shipowner and logistics operator is one of the largest and most important on the planet in the international trade chain and synonymous with greatness and tradition.

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Juliana Prado, sales director at Kuehne+Nagel, says it is very important for the company to represent the logistics chain at the technical forum. She highlights the interaction of the industry, crucial for identifying bottlenecks and searching for solutions. “We find here a fair with strong support for the logistics, transportation and warehousing sectors, promoting the interconnection of these links for the competitiveness of the industry,” points out the executive.

“It is a privilege for Kuehne + Nagel to be at the 4th edition of the fair, participating as a sponsor and in the lectures, especially due to the alignment of our investment strategy in the region,” says the logistics director of the global company in Brazil, Jorge Canella. Felipe Alves, director for southern Brazil, said that the event provides the opportunity to showcase the sustainable growth of the logistics giant and mentions that the Logistique event has filled a gap for these sectoral events in the region.

Kuehne + Nagel is one of the leaders in the world, has 61 years of operation in the Brazilian market and continuously invests in expanding its service portfolio and strengthening the markets in Santa Catarina, Paraná and Rio Grande do Sul.

Clovis Tramontina, who presided over the giant company of the same name for more than 30 years, is impressed with the quality standard he found at the fair and forum. “These events are very important for the business and logistics service sectors,” points out the businessman, who gave the opening lecture of this year’s fair and launched his biographical book “Clovis Tramontina – Passion, Strength and Courage” here.

He was responsible for taking Tramontina from Brazil to the world. The brand is known nationally and in over 120 countries as synonymous with tradition and quality and today has more than 10.8 thousand employees spread across nine manufacturing units. It produces kitchen utensils and equipment, electronics, agricultural tools, gardening, industrial and automotive maintenance, utility vehicles, civil construction, electrical materials, and wooden and plastic furniture and tableware.

The general director of Logistique, Leonardo Rinaldi, celebrates the success of this year’s edition and says that Logistique positions itself strategically to address the issues it proposes and integrates all the links composing the logistics and transport chain, uniting it from end to end.

2023 Edition Solidifies Itself as the Best in the History of the Fair

Logistique Has Been Held in Joinville Since 2018

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