APLA Logistic Meeting 2021
May 21, 2021
The 23rd logistics meeting organized by APLA, the Latin American Petrochemical and Chemical Association, presents a 3-day agenda to address thematic axes that are currently affecting the sector by industry experts from leading logistics companies.
The event will be held in a 100% virtual environment and provide an excellent opportunity for professionals to update themselves on process improvements, new technologies, digitization and industry trends.
During 3 days, you will be able to access presentations by renowned speakers from the industry addressing different aspects of the challenges the logistics sector faces in the era of digital transformation.
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"By fostering educational interactions with clients and distributors, we aim to grow awareness and market presence."
"We expect positive news in chemical and petrochemical investments between 2025 and 2030, driven by domestic demand and a sustainable supply of natural gas and liquid gas."
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