Logistics as a key factor of competitiveness. Uncertainties and challenges in logistics and trade
Logistics as a key factor of competitiveness. Uncertainties and challenges in logistics and trade» – join the expert discussion at the BLACK SEA GRAIN. KYIV-2024 conference, April 18th!
Register now to join the center of strategic connections and communication with 500+ professionals of grain and oil market!
Among the main issues are:
- Growing competition for consumers between exporters. The share of logistics costs in prices
- Changes in the structure of trade flows. Modeling mutually beneficial relations with Europe
- The role of small Danube ports after the revival of the maritime alternative corridor
- Competition between rail and road transport for transportation across Ukraine and for export
- Insurance and other ways to overcome global logistics challenges
Moderator:
🔹 Mykola Gorbachov, President of Ukrainian Grain Association
Speakers:
🔹 Dmytro Kazanin, CEO and owner of TEUS logistics company
🔹 Volodymyr Slavinsky, Trade Director of Nibulon
🔹 Valerii Tkachov, Deputy Director of the Commercial Department of Ukrzaliznytsia
🔹 Yuriy Skichko, CEO of Hermes Trading
Discover more about participation opportunities within BLACK SEA GRAIN. KYIV:
Conference Sponsors: General Sponsor – Abbey Commodities, Sponsors – QSS, AmSpec. Partner – Agronizer. The Conference is supported by Ukrainian Grain Association, Ukrainian Agrarian Confederation, Ukroilprom Association, Donau Soja Organization.
Uniting efforts for the recovery and development of agricultural Ukraine!
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