Date: 14-17.03.2016
Place: Shanghai, China
Website: http://www.breakbulk.com/events/breakbulk-china/breakbulk-china-2016/
Breakbulk China is the largest conference & exhibition in Asia addressing the needs of traditional breakbulk, heavy lift and project cargo transportations.
Breakbulk China will celebrate its 5th year anniversary in Shanghai from March 14 to 17, 2016. Breakbulk China 2016’s professional platform was estimated to gather over 200 exhibitors and 5,000 qualified attendees together, providing the opportunity for education, business strategy building, marketing, business development & networking.
Breakbulk China’s targeted programming will ensure that you develop skills and strategy to help you do your job more effectively. Breakbulk China Workshops include entry-level Breakbulk Education Day for students & industry freshmen, PPG Certificate of Achievement, Heavy Lift Technical Workshop (Land & Barge and Ocean) and Project Freight Management (A Shipper’s Perspective).
In addition to the Workshops, visit the Breakbulk China Exhibition to network and connect with over 200 exhibitors and sponsors that provide specialized services. Breakbulk China 2016 will have the brand new micro-seminars and exhibitor-led swim-ups on the exhibition floor. Confirmed exhibitors and sponsors of Breakbulk China 2016 include industry leaders like AAL Shipping, Central Oceans, Chipolbrok, Chun An Shipping, Eastern Car Liner, Gearbulk, Hanssy Shipping, Martin Bencher, NYK Bulk & Projects Carriers, SAL Heavy Lift, Sarjak Container Lines, Sinotrans, Swire Shipping, Wallem Group, Wallenius Wilhelmsen, Xiamen Ocean Shipping, etc.
Breakbulk China 2016 will also provide a full conference session in two days in the exhibition hall. Topics like economic outlook; laws and regulations; breakbulk, heavy lift and project cargo industry outlook will be shared and discussed in the conference sessions.
Breakbulk Events are focused specifically on the needs of logisticians that move cargoes of project cargo related primarily to the energy and infrastructure sectors (heavy lift, oversized, over-dimensional and out-of-gauge cargoes), ro-ro, steel & metals, forest products, palletized and bagged cargoes.
