Exhibitions / Congresses

BREAKBULK CHINA 2018

China, Shanghai, China - 26-28 March
BREAKBULK CHINA 2018 Breakbulk China is the largest conference and exhibition in Asia addressing the needs of traditional breakbulk and project cargo logistics. Breakbulk China's targeted programming will ensure that you develop skills and strategy to help you do your job more effectively. Breakbulk China workshops are commensurate with your experience level from entry-level Breakbulk Education Day for students & industry freshmen to advanced-level Heavy Lift Technical Workshops.

We will also host several micro-seminars that will take place in the exhibit hall during the exhibition and are free to all. And we'll hold a series of conference sessions, featuring VIP shippers and others, over the course of the two-day exhibition.

Breakbulk China Exhibition offers an unparalleled opportunity to connect with shippers and international freight forwarders who are logistics and transportation decision makers, along with over 160 exhibitors and sponsors that provide specialized services.
Date(s)
26-28 March
Venue
Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Conference Center (SWEECC)
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