Logistique Concludes With Record Audience, Prepares New Concept for 2024

Written by JOAO HENRIQUE BAGGIO

Published on 25/08/2023 at 13:11

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The Event Has Been Established as One of the Largest and Most Important in the Logistics Sector and Received Around 13,000 Visitors from August 22 to 24

Logistique – Logistics, Multimodal Cargo Transport, Intralogistics, and International Trade Fair concludes the 2023 edition this Thursday, the 24th, achieving its proposed goal of promoting innovation, networking, and business. Over 13,000 people visited the Expoville promotions center in Joinville, and approximately 2,000 people attended the 20 lectures, panels, and case studies that were part of the Logistique Forum programming.

“We conclude another edition of the event confident that we have achieved the goals we set for this year. We gathered more than 120 exhibitors from companies that encompass various links in the logistics chain, expanded the participation of technology companies and startups in Logistique Innovation, and brought knowledge with over 20 panels, lectures, and case studies presented at the Logistique Forum”, celebrates director Leonardo Rinaldi.

And there’s newness coming up. Although the date for next year’s edition is not yet defined, the organization is already planning to expand the outreach area of Logistique with an expansion of the parallel programming. The investment in knowledge should prevail, but new layouts and concepts for the fair and technical congress are also being studied.

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Logistique Concludes With Record Audience, Prepares New Concept for 2024

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