ITL Strengthens International Cooperation at Transport Logistic & Air Cargo China 2026
At the recent Transport Logistic & Air Cargo exhibition in China, industry leaders emphasized the impact of technology, geopolitical factors, and sustainability on the reshaping of global supply chains. Logistics companies are striving to build more resilient cross-border networks to tackle the increasingly complex international trade environment.
What are the key facts?
- 1Exhibition name: Transport Logistic & Air Cargo China 2026
- 2Scale: 939 exhibitors, 47,000 visitors
- 3Core issues: global supply chain resilience and technological integration
What happened?
Transport Logistic & Air Cargo China 2026 was held in Shanghai, attracting 47,000 visitors from 121 countries and regions. The exhibition focused on the reshaping of the global supply chain under technological, geopolitical, and sustainability pressures, emphasizing the importance of integrating maritime, land, and air transport to build secure and resilient supply chains.
What does this mean for cross-border sellers?
Logistics costs and delivery timelines are greatly affected by global supply chain fluctuations; sellers should focus on the resilience of their logistics partners to ensure stable delivery of goods during the peak season.