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More than 5,000 expected at Air & Sea Cargo Americas

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Tatjana Obrazcova
Country: United States
Source: Aircargoweek

More than 5,000 delegates are expected to attend this year’s Air & Sea Cargo Americas conference and exhibition in Miami from November 4-6.

Air Cargo Week is a media partner for the event and will be attending the Miami Airport & Convention Center for the three days.

Held every two years, the event in 2013 was the largest attending air and maritime cargo show in the Western Hemisphere.

In 2013, more than $57 million in actual and projected sales were reported by the exhibitors and more than 6,800 international aviation and maritime business executives who attended from 65 different countries.

The conference and show is designed to increase cargo growth and international business in the Americas.

The conference is a platform to present updates on the latest security and safety regulations being used for the purpose of securing cargo from the intrusion of biological, chemical or explosive materials.

The discussion panels will provide a forum on international aviation, maritime and logistics issues in the Western Hemisphere.

Exhibitors this year include Turkish Cargo, Accenture, Transcarga, Stericycle, Miami Free Zone, Plagard and Silkway Arrlines.

Visit www.aircargoamericas.com for more details.





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