• Airline Brands: Emirates, Etihad Airways, Qatar Airways, Turkish Airlines, Lufthansa Cargo, ANA, Ethiopian Airlines, Saudi Airlines, EgyptAir, Delta Air Lines Cargo, Luxair Cargo, National Airlines, TAM, China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines, Air China, Cathay Pacific, China Airlines, EVA Air, Hainan Airlines, Sichuan Airlines Logistics, YTO Cargo Airlines, SF Airlines
• Airport and Cargo Hub Brands: Shenzhen Airport, Shanghai Pudong International Airport Cargo Terminal, Changi Airport, Huaibei Airport, Incheon Airport, Hong Kong Airport, Liège Airport, Duisburg Port, Xi’an Land Port, Changchun International Land Port, Yantian Comprehensive Bonded Zone
• Logistics Service and Supply Chain Brands: DB Schenker, FESCO Group, RTSB, UTLC, Kazakhstan Railways, China Railway Container, COSCO Shipping, Sinotrans, China Post, SF Express, Deppon Logistics, Datang Logistics, Hi‑Cargo, JBDW, JCtrans, Xijing Technology, Zhongchu Zhiyun, Feiyuan Era, Huanyu Tongda, Kairuiwei, Eurasia Good Luck, Yingtie Rui, Far Ocean Daya, Baisheng Logistics, Hongyunda, Shanghai Tuote, Siteng International, Wanjia Consolidation
• Equipment and Technology Brands: Bipp Parolo, Jingjiang Yatai, Ruiyuan Tongda, Dalian Jiuding, Baiguan, Tank Container Circle, Sidort, CRRC Dazhi, Lingsong Technology, BV Classification Society, CIMC Xinhuai

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Themed Zones

Project Logistics Pavilion

The Project Logistics Pavilion is jointly presented by the Asia Logistics Biennale and Heavy Lift & Project Forwarding International (HLPFI), concentrating on heavy‑lift, breakbulk, and project logistics. It brings together general contractors, ports, freight forwarders, and technology suppliers, while leveraging the Biennale’s extensive network to facilitate one‑stop access to high‑quality players in road, rail, air, and sea logistics, as well as multimodal transport, thereby promoting seamless coordination across all project logistics processes and creating an international exchange platform that directly addresses the practical needs of project logistics operators.

Cross‑Border Supply Chain Pavilion

In partnership with the Shenzhen Smart Living Industry Federation and the Shenzhen Dinghui Cross‑Border E‑Commerce Research Institute, the Asia Logistics Biennale has co‑created the Cross‑Border Supply Chain Pavilion, which focuses on end‑to‑end cross‑border supply chain solutions. It gathers maritime, land, and air logistics providers, multimodal transport specialists, major cross‑border logistics operators, and overseas warehouse players, extending its scope to the entire e‑commerce value chain to attract e‑commerce platforms, brand sellers, logistics service providers, and technology vendors, thus enabling seamless integration between e‑commerce and the logistics sector and providing a platform to foster innovation and collaboration in technology, services, and business models.

LogTech Logistics Technology Zone

By pooling logistics technology expertise and sparking industry innovation, the LogTech Zone features benchmark exhibitors specializing in smart warehousing planning and equipment, material handling and logistics machinery, intelligent packaging solutions, new‑energy and autonomous vehicles, and logistics information technologies. It offers a panoramic view of technology‑enabled operations across sea, land, and air transport, internal logistics, and urban distribution, presenting end‑to‑end智能化solutions from warehousing to last‑mile delivery and establishing another innovative platform for elevating logistics through technology.

Dangerous Goods Transport Zone

The Dangerous Goods Transport Zone showcases cutting‑edge technologies, products, and solutions in domestic and international hazardous materials packaging and transport, building a multi‑layered safety framework from“transport vehicles”to“end‑to‑end supervision.”It offers customized equipment and compliance‑oriented operational plans for specific scenarios such as lithium‑battery transport and cross‑border shipments of liquid chemicals. The International Container Organization (ITCO) will also make a prominent appearance, highlighting future trends and collaboration opportunities in the tank container sector to promote the sustainable development of the dangerous goods transport industry.