Shenzhen Logistics Expo – China (Shenzhen) International Logistics and Supply Chain Expo

The 19th China (Shenzhen) International Logistics and Supply Chain Expo (hereinafter referred to as “China LogiExpo”) was successfully held from September 25 to 27, 2025, at the Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center (Futian). With the theme “Embracing the Age of Great Navigation, Building New Economic Forces,” the event spanned nearly 130,000 square meters, attracting 2,208 exhibitors from 61 countries and regions worldwide. The number of professional visitors reached 305,000, marking record highs for both exhibitor and visitor attendance, with international exhibitors accounting for over 20% of the total.

This edition of the expo brought together the crème de la crème of the global supply chain ecosystem, with ten major exhibition sectors offering a comprehensive overview of the diverse landscape and innovative development trends in modern logistics and supply chains. In the logistics and supply chain integrated services segment, leading domestic companies such as China Logistics Group International Express, CIMC WorldLink, SF Express, and JD Logistics competed alongside international giants including Germany’s Fiege Logistics Group, Russia’s FESCO Transport Group, and Amazon Shipping, collectively showcasing end-to-end, one-stop solutions covering sea, land, air, and rail transport.

In the port and shipping sector, world-class hub ports—including Rotterdam Port (Netherlands), Antwerp–Bruges Port (Belgium), Duisburg Port (Germany), and Barcelona Port (Spain)—joined global shipping leaders like Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), Hapag-Lloyd (HPL), CMA CGM, and Ocean Network Express (ONE). Meanwhile, China’s flagship port and shipping consortium—comprising Sinotrans, Shenzhen Port, China Merchants Port, Yantian International, and COSCO South China—presented innovative models such as the “Greater Bay Area Combined Port” initiative, highlighting China’s vision for smart, green transformation and extending port functions inland.

In the air cargo segment, European freight hubs and specialized carriers—including Liège Airport (Belgium), Brussels Airport, Lufthansa Cargo, and Volga-Dnepr Airlines—collaborated with industry leaders like Turkish Airlines, Shenzhen Airport, and China Southern Airlines to showcase the “time is everything” ethos of air logistics. Belgium’s national pavilion, participating for the 18th consecutive year, went beyond mere port or route promotions, presenting an integrated European solution spanning customs clearance, warehousing, multimodal transport, and legal and tax advisory services.

This year’s expo was brimming with cutting-edge technology. Pioneers in unmanned delivery—such as SF Express drones, Meituan autonomous vehicles, JD Logistics’ unmanned delivery systems, Newstone Robotics, and Jiushi Intelligence—alongside representatives of new-energy transportation like Ground Iron and Lingniu Hydrogen, and warehouse robots from Hairobot and Geek+—all showcased SaaS, IoT, and AI-driven solutions, painting a vivid picture of the future of logistics through digitalization and sustainability. At the expo, SF Express unveiled its “SF Superbrain,” an advanced intelligent decision-making platform integrating big data, AI algorithms, and large-scale models, supporting forecasting, planning, and scheduling across its entire logistics network.

During the event, more than 70 high-quality forums and side events were held, offering a feast of industry insights to logistics professionals worldwide. PanDing International was honored with the “Outstanding Cross-Border E-Commerce Overseas Warehouse Service Provider” award, with its one-stop cross-border integrated solution becoming a standout attraction at their booth.