5th India Warehousing Show is paving its way and like always, it has drawn inspiration from the efforts and success of previous editions. The growth is evident with the increasing scope of the show. The event has been able to identify newer challenges and underlined opportunities and has staged them on a single platform year-on-year. India Warehousing Show is the India's biggest show on logistics industry by all means.

"Like every year, IWS 2013 brings new opportunities with a co-located show on transportation, India Transport & Logistics Show, amid featured zones on Supply Chain, Automation for Material Handling & Factories, and Packaging Solutions", says Anuj Mathur, Managing Director, Reed Manch Exhibitions Pvt Ltd. A concurrent conference India Warehousing Conference will witness senior professionals of the industry disseminating knowledge on challenges of the sector along with viable solutions and a way forward. Surfacing wide range of solutions, the show is a must-visit for investment planners, decision-makers and buyers from the users' industry.

"With International players investing in Indian market, businesses are poised to grow with supply chain, transport, and logistics biting a huge share" he points out. A study by Deloitte suggests, 'going forward it would not be wrong to say that the strength of the logistics sector is likely to be of one of the key determinant of the pace of future growth of the economy'.

Mathur further adds, "IWS 2013 will offer industry professionals to optimise their operations by putting them face-to-face with leading providers of cutting-edge supply chain solutions". Spread around 9109 sqm, the exhibition will stage over 350 exhibitors presenting the latest technologies, new machineries and cost effective solutions.

The event has already gained pace and is aggressively bagging participation, sponsorships, and associations. Warehousing Development & Regulatory Authority (WDRA) has extended their support to India Warehousing Show for the second time. WDRA, constituted under the Warehousing (Development and Regulation) Act 2007, is led by its chairman, Shri Dinesh Rai (retired IAS) with its headquarters in New Delhi. Under the vast scope of warehousing, WDRA is specifically involved in code of conduct and practical training for warehousemen and staff engaged in warehousing business.

The show has started to harvest support and presence of the leading industry players like Indospace Industrial & Logistics Parks (Foundation Partner), IndoArya Logistics (VAP Sponsor), MJ Logistics (Silver Partner) and Philips as Green Lighting Partner along with bagging government support from Warehousing Development Authority of India (WDRA).

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