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Cool Logistics Resources

Cool Logistics Resources Ltd. provides high-quality business intelligence, relationship-building and networking opportunities for supply chain, logistics and transport professionals in the international perishables markets.  

Staged for the fourth time in 2012, the annual Cool Logistics Global conference brings together logistics and transport professionals from around the world to assess key trends and best practice in end-to-end logistics for chilled and frozen goods, including market outlook, shipper needs, maritime and air transport, landside logistics, cold chain technology and more. 

Launching in 2012, the Cool Logistics Africa conference assembles all of the key players to discuss how to deliver cold chain capacity, services and skills for Africa to compete fully on the world perishables stage, grow regional trade and ensure efficient distribution for vital food imports.

The two live events are supported year-round by the Cool Logistics discussion group on LinkedIn, social media and website activity, and the online Cool Logistics Community for conference participants.

Address:
3 Pretoria Road
London E4 7HA
UK
Telephone: +44 (0) 20 8279 9403
Email: info@coollogisticsconference.com
Web Site: www.coollogisticsconference.com










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