Exhibitions / Congresses

The 6th International Logistics Exhibition

China, Guangzhou - 25th to 28th July 2003
Guangzhou, capital city of South China's Guangdong Province.
The exhibition is designed to have three parts. They are
1. Logistics service and transportation, covering comprehensive logistics, third-party logistics, fourth-party logistics, goods-flow base, goods-flow center, distribution center, logistics enterprises, global express delivery, ports/berths, airports, postal logistics, shipping agents (international and domestic), storage/joint transportation, and B2B e-commerce suppliers; transportation including, ocean/inland waterway, railway, highway, air, piping and multi-form transportation; storage including goods storage, transshipment, and collection and distribution; and related services involving finance, insurance and consulting.
2. Logistics IT technology and equipment covering IT, GPS, GIS, EDI, bar code, RF, RS, and other network technologies.
3. Logistics equipment covering loading and unloading equipment, forklifts and parts, robots, automatic towing vehicles, cranes, port machinery and equipment, loading and unloading platforms, vans, radio control systems, automatic systems, mechanical arms, weighing equipment, packing equipment and materials.
The exhibition is sponsored by the China Logistics Society, The Logistics Sub-Council of the China Mechanic Engineering Society, and the Communications Commission of the Guangzhou City Government, and organized by the Kechuang Exhibition Co. Ltd.
Date(s)
25th to 28th July 2003
Time(s)
Unknown
Venue
China Export Commodities Fair Exhibition Hall
Contact for booking / more info
More information - contact Mr. Fang Address: 4th Floor, Haiyang Dizhi Mansion, 477 Huanshi Road (East), Guangzhou City, Dongdong Province, 510075 Telephone: 86-20-87617370, 86-20-87629460 Fax: 86-20-87619065
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