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Africa's changing chemistry
Chemical Logistics & SCM World Africa 2004
Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg, South Africa
24-26 August

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Important potential

Chemical Logistics and SCM Africa 2004 provides a unique opportunity for chemical companies, whether they are speciality chemicals, petrochemicals, basic chemicals, plastics, fine chemicals or pharmaceuticals, to meet and discuss the African chemical sector as well as efficient supply chain management and collaboration strategies for the African and global chemical industry. To view our draft conference programme, Click here.

Logistics and supply chain management is of particular concern for the chemical industry for two key reasons. Firstly because the intrinsic hazards of transportation and storage and secondly because of the critically low margins the industry is currently experiencing. If the supply chain is optimised, cost of production can be reduced.

Africa’s changing chemistry

With globalisation, chemical companies are expanding their operations beyond traditional markets. Increasingly, they are locating their production facilities in emerging markets where demands are growing and production costs are low. In a bid to reduce cost further, they are also sourcing for the cheapest ingredients from different suppliers situated in different parts of the world.

This does however further complicate the already complicated supply chain - not just for the chemical industry but for the industries that rely on chemicals for their own production such as the pharmaceutical, pulp and paper, water treatment, food, plastics, personal beauty care to name but a few.

As such, it becomes clear African and global chemical manufactures and suppliers need to address critical logistics and supply chain management issues if they wish to cut costs and globalise their operations successfully. Finally, a conference that presents a strategic and practical dimension to these essential topics.

Chemical Logistics & SCM Africa 2004 is where manufacturers, suppliers, clients and vendors meet and discuss supply chain management and collaboration for the chemical industry.

Important marketing solution

Chemical Logistics and SCM Africa 2004 is an efficient, cost effective marketing solution that provides a select group of sponsors with the opportunity to meet with their customers and prospects on a face-to-face basis. To find out more about marketing and promotional opportunities at this event, Click here.

An essential business tool

Chemical Logistics and SCM Africa 2004 is Africa’s essential practical, case study driven conference where your customers:

  • Network with peers and industry leaders
  • Learn how to improve operational efficiency via new technologies and business solutions
  • Get fresh ideas
  • Benchmark performance against industry leaders
  • Identify cost-effective business strategies
  • Gain direct access to the most relevant information on African developments and opportunities
  • Meet a select group of senior decision makers

It is the only conference in Africa that addresses all the strategic and operational issues relating to African chemical logistics and supply chain management. Chemical Logistics & SCM Africa 2004 is where Chemical Executives, Capacity Planning Managers, Operations Managers, Logistics Managers, Heads of Governmental Departments and all senior management from Africa’s major chemical companies meet to evaluate and learn practical strategies.

Contact Yvette Green now on +27 (0) 11 463-2802 or email Yvette.Green@terrapinn.co.za to secure your opportunity at Africa’s only chemical logistics and supply chain management conference.

 

 
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