Once again scheduled for October — Wednesday 14, Thursday 15, and Friday 16 — at the Fiera di Padova, Green Logistics Expo will remain true to its identity. It is a key meeting point showcasing leaders in intermodal transport (rail, road, sea); industrial logistics (real estate and intralogistics); city logistics and new delivery models (innovative systems, vehicles, theories, and design solutions for an efficient, sustainable, and people-friendly city).
Environment, efficiency, the relationship with industry, and market dynamics will once again be at the core of the exhibition.
Alongside exhibiting companies, the worlds of research and knowledge, associations, and governance will also play a leading role.
There is, however, something new. We find ourselves in a period that feels like the end of a cycle — a true turning point — “in a vortex of events where we must understand where logistics is heading.” There is growing discussion of the decline of globalization and the return of geopolitics, with trade flows increasingly shaped by stricter political decisions.
Two wars; a Mediterranean region still central yet fraught with tensions; ongoing issues in the Suez Canal; rising strategic interest in Arctic routes around Greenland; tariff uncertainties; disputes over the naming of major maritime areas such as the Gulf of Mexico (or Gulf of America); tensions surrounding the Panama Canal; competition for industrial leadership and control of raw materials — all these nodes are radically reshaping not only businesses but the entire logistics system.
These issues will also be central to the fourth edition of Green Logistics Expo, committed to providing a serious and authoritative contribution thanks to the presence of companies and experts who, once again, will be diverse and highly respected.
To be at Green Logistics Expo means being at the heart of the market and the debate — being there to listen and to make your voice heard.
