New challenges continue to appear for the global project cargo supply chain, with geopolitical issues added on top of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Supply chains had to adapt to the changes, and market players are ensuring that project cargo reaches project sites in time.

Going forward, market players will have to handle project cargo that is increasing in size and in volume. It is a new opportunity for the supply chain to mature and further develop new ways of bringing project cargo to the sites on time.

We are looking into this and a lot more in the upcoming Project Cargo Summit, taking place on September 28-30. It will again be the online meeting spot for the industry’s leading figures to discuss the latest development and steps taken to meet demands and regulatory requirements, and how this shapes the future of the project cargo industry.

Make sure you grab your spot among our viewers and take the opportunity to network with your peers and other industry professionals while following the live discussion from our studio.

Partnering with Project Cargo Summit

Interested in participating as partner in this ambitious, growing online event? Visit www.projectcargosummit.com to find out how you can share your expertise with our audience and over 500 companies including DB Cargo, Liebherr, Lubbers Logistics Group, Breadbox, Portside and many others.