Global Trade • March/April 2022 • DATEBOOK

The expo hall will showcase leading technology, maritime equipment, fuel and lubricant, safety and sustainability suppliers, ship repair, navigation and communication, software solutions, energy, salvage and more .

Leading OEMs in Mexico and potential suppliers discuss the latest developments in manufacturing and supply chain dynamics south of the U.S. border.

Join senior rail executives, leading shippers and your fellow transload leaders for insights, engagement and networking.

Urgent and immediate issues facing ports of entry, regulators and associated industries are discussed by more than 500 attendees.

Make connections with railroad account managers, directors and executives at this conference that presents industry insights, a marketplace and networking opportunities.

“Energy in Transition” is the Project Cargo and Breakbulk (PCB) event theme as the most valuable opportunities are explored for energy companies and the supporting procurement and logistics community.

Transportation Intermediaries Association provides leadership and direction for the 3PL industry and professionals to advance professional standards and business practices.

The largest North American gathering of the metal-casting supply chain is organized by American Foundry Society.

The world’s largest conference and exhibition dedicated to aircraft maintenance brings together the U.S. military and the commercial marketplace for innovation, process improvement and increased readiness across the board.

The merger in 1997 between the Canadian Association of Warehousing and Distribution Services with the American Warehouse Association led to the formation of the International Warehouse Logistics Association.

Freightwaves brings together the greatest minds in the transportation, logistics and supply chain industries to share insights, predict future trends and showcase emerging technology.

North American Rail Shippers Association members gather to discuss issues in a relaxed, collaborative manner.

Connect with more than 550 industry and logistics leaders to discuss innovations, global issues, technical challenges and the future of transportation management in the container industry.

This show is all about barge and towboat owners and operators, shallow draft ports and terminals, stevedoring firms, fleeting and harbor service providers, inland shipyards and repair facilities, dredging companies and marine contractors.