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Despite the challenges, Latin America has several opportunities: Its green energy mix paves the way for the energy transition. In this journey, the chemical and petrochemical industries will be critical, leveraging emerging technologies like AI to enhance their operations.
Jun Saplad
REGIONAL PRESIDENT APAC, DSM-FIRMENICH
"Our customers can benefit from relying on a single supplier for multiple products, especially in an inflationary and disruptive supply environment."
Jun Saplad
REGION PRESIDENT APAC AND SVP ASIA TASTE, DSM-FIRMENICH
"As a combined force, we have identified lots of opportunities in the APAC market."
Manuel Díaz
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, APLA
“We begin to foresee a gradual improvement in economies, with a greater participation of our products, particularly in sectors such as automotive, construction and mass consumption.”
25th APLA Latin American Logistics Meeting Review
The 25th Latin American Logistics Meeting organized by APLA took place in Buenos Aires on June 6th and 7th, 2023.
APLA 2022 Registrations are Open
"Turn off your webcam, because this year we will meet again face to face."
Ricardo Méndez Pastrana
DIRECTOR GENERAL, PROMAPLAST
Chemical distributor PromaPlast details the milestones achieved on its 25th anniversary.
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After five months in Lima and more than 130 interviews, the conversations with C-executives along the Peruvian mining value chain touched on various topics. These included production targets, drilling results, the benefits of new technologies like the so-called “digital twins” to replicate reality in a virtual environment, and even the use of cartridge valves. However, a recurring theme in almost every interview, and perhaps the most significant one in relevance, is Peru's loss of its position as the second-largest copper producer to the Democratic Republic of Congo.
After five months in Lima and more than 130 interviews, the conversations with C-executives along the Peruvian mining value chain touched on various topics. These included production targets, drilling results, the benefits of new technologies like the so-called “digital twins” to replicate reality in a virtual environment, and even the use of cartridge valves. However, a recurring theme in almost every interview, and perhaps the most significant one in relevance, is Peru's loss of its position as the second-largest copper producer to the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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