TransLogistica Poland, the transport and logistics trade fair in Warsaw, Poland, has 160 exhibitors, 5,100 exhibitors and an exhibition area of ​​8,000 square meters.

Why attend the Transport and Logistics Exhibition in Warsaw, Poland?

1. Poland enjoys an advantageous geographical location and is located in the centre of Europe. It borders Russia, Lithuania, Belarus and Ukraine to the north and east, the Czech Republic and Slovakia to the south and Germany to the west. It is a link between Eastern and Western Europe and also penetrates the Central and Eastern European region, as well as land and river transport hubs in other countries.

2. The Polish economy has gradually entered a new period of rapid growth. The Polish logistics industry has enormous development potential, which is closely linked to the rapid development of its overall economy and also benefits from the government’s decisions on public consumption and investment projects.

Packaging, containers and shipping equipment: Box and crate making equipment, packaging machines, packaging, weighing and scanning products, pallets, metal cages, plastic and metal containers, palletizing equipment, etc.

Handling equipment and systems: Automated storage and retrieval systems, automated guided vehicle systems, alternative fuel systems, casters/wheels/tires, hydraulic and electrical components and controls, robots, conveyors, racks, forklifts, batteries, flexible unit manufacturing and handling systems, conveyors and sorting equipment, ergonomics and safety equipment, aerial work platforms, rotating storage racks, modular drawer storage, sustainable facility solutions, tool handling, material racking and workstations, loading and unloading equipment, winches, scrapers, balancer, roller, feeder, funnel, etc.

Inventory management and control technology: Computers, control equipment, software, systems integration, manufacturing execution systems, warehouse management systems, supply chain and logistics execution systems, wireless and remote control systems, order/transportation management systems, etc.
Dock and warehouse equipment and supplies: Dock adjustment plates/pads, doors, floors, handling systems, clamps, conveyors, winches, cranes, monorail cars, bottom hook lifting devices, etc.
Automatic identification equipment and systems: Barcode printers and scanners, visual/voice recognition systems, RFID systems, system integration, etc.
supply chain management: Alternative Fuel Systems, Parcel Management & Distribution, Reverse Logistics, Third Party Logistics, Sustainable Facilities, Supply Chain & Logistics Execution Systems, Enterprise Resource Planning & Transportation Management Systems, Inventory Security Services, Distribution System Consultants & Planners, Reverse Logistics & Third Party Logistics, etc.