Itajaí Hosts The 30th Edition Of The Logistics, Solutions, And Trends Workshop

Written by JOAO HENRIQUE BAGGIO

Published on 03/10/2023 at 18:52

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The Event Is Free and Takes Place on November 8th, from 8:30 AM to 4 PM, at Centreventos Itajaí

Itajaí hosts the 30th edition of the Logistics Workshop, Solutions, and Trends in November. This is the third time that the municipality hosts an edition of the event, which is recognized as one of the main business showcases in Southern Brazil. It has been held by the Painel Logístico Group and AO Solutions since 2018 in the main industrial and logistics hubs of the country and is now seen as the largest itinerant logistics workshop in the market. In Itajaí, the Secretary of Economic Development is a partner in the event’s organization.

“The workshop will cover topics related to logistics and supply chain and is considered an important business platform in the respective segments. Our goal is to strengthen the relationship between clients and suppliers, providing the audience with relevant content, innovations, networking, and business opportunities,” explains the president of the Painel Logístico Group, Deivid Roberto Santos. 500 participants are expected, including managers, executives, directors, and industry consultants.

The program includes case studies in the logistics field from established companies in their respective sectors. Among them are O Boticário, Renner, In Haus, JBS, Eldorado Celulose, and Porto de Suape. In the solutions area, representatives from Serviap, Fronius, SDS Properties, Cargomax, Valgroup, Michelin, Radke Soluções, Telamarck, Elo Logística, and W3 Industria are confirmed to participate.

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Deivid adds that in addition to the content, the program includes an exhibition of logistics solutions, where it will be possible to visit a showroom of solutions and transport, a mini integrated logistics arena, and forklift test drives. “The Logistics Workshop, Solutions, and Trends stands out for its interactivity, connecting people and providing unique end-to-end logistics experiences,” concludes the organizer.

The Secretary of Economic Development and Tourism of Itajaí, Thiago Morastoni, says that Itajaí’s know-how in logistics and foreign trade is undeniable, making the municipality a potential candidate to host another edition of the Logistics Workshop, Solutions, and Trends. “The best companies in this chain, with the best professionals, are in our city. That’s why it is so important for us to host events to discuss and create innovative solutions in this segment. After all, the efficient flow of goods is a global concern,” states Thiago.

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