On September 19, the International Conference on Unbroken Cold Chain will convene for the second time at Expoforum CEC. The event will once more bring together participants from across the supply chain of temperature-sensitive products, including those from Russia and neighboring regions such as China, India, Iran, and EAEU countries.

Representatives from all sectors of the unbroken cold chain are invited to participate, including transport and logistics companies, manufacturers of refrigeration equipment and technologies, operators of warehouse and distribution centers, IT, financial, and insurance companies, as well as senders of temperature-sensitive cargo such as food, chemicals, cosmetics, and pharmaceutical products.

For carriers and storage operators, participation in Cold Chain Eurasia presents an opportunity to establish direct contacts, conduct meetings with top shippers, acquire new clients from both Russian and foreign companies, increase cargo transportation volumes, and develop solutions for high-quality transportation and storage of temperature-sensitive cargo.

The conference will also assist shippers in selecting modern transportation solutions, obtaining the best offers from leaders in logistics services and refrigeration technologies, and swiftly and efficiently negotiating with new partners.

The event is organized by the Expo Solutions group of companies, Association of Product Sector Organizations, and the International Coordination Council for Trans-Eurasian Transport. 

Detailed information and participation conditions can be found on the event's official website.

For reference: The First International Conference 'Cold Chain Eurasia' took place on September 28, 2023, with over 300 experts in attendance, including representatives from businesses, industry associations, and authorities from Russia, neighboring countries, Europe, and Asia. The conference featured four thematic events, with the central one being a plenary session dedicated to the market of perishable products, covering trends, challenges, and economic requirements.