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Grain Logistics 2011The Grain Logistics 2011 Conference is for the agriculture and freight and logistics industries to assess the impacts of the deregulated grain market. |
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Grain Logistics 2011
15th - 16th March 2010 | Rendezvous Hotel Melbourne
Assessing the planning, funding & delivery of an efficient & sustainable grain transport network
Australia is the world's third largest grain exporter. Covering every state of Australia, grain growers occupy over 20 million hectares of productive land and earn almost $6.5 billion a year on the world market.
A predicted rebound for Australia's agriculture sector and promising crop forecasts have heralded calls for urgent upgrades to the grain transport network. Now is the time of opportunity and action as Government and the private sector work together to ensure that the Australian grains industry has every opportunity to capitalize on these favourable times.
It's been over 2 years since deregulation and suppliers and traders are now in a position to strategically plan for upcoming and future harvests. Have your say in this planning debate by joining industry stakeholders to discuss what really matters.
Grain Logistics 2010 will examine grain freight supply chains in order to identify sustainable solutions to efficiently move grain from farm to customer. This two-day event will bring together transport operators, farmers, grain handlers, marketers and financers to showcase the best solutions for an integrated supply chain strategy.
Topics for discussion will include:
- The supply and demand outlook for the grain industry, and trends in demand
- Grain export trends and future predictions
- Regulatory regime
- Industry perspectives on a deregulated grain market
- Improving efficiency along the grain supply chain
- Road vs rail
- Road and rail working together
- Port perspectives on servicing the grain industry
- Industry perspectives on what makes an effective and efficient supply chain
- Current industry case studies
- Grain storage and handling
- Cultivating a strong, innovative, profitable, globally competitive and environmentally sustainable grains industry
- A look to the future of grain harvesting and transportation
Comments from previous Grain Logistics delegates include:
"Material presented was very relevant. It is worthwhile to hear common problems and issues while discussing solutions" Operations Transport Strategy Manager, CBH
"Valuable network opportunities" Transport Manager, ABB Grain
"Interesting information and perspectives on different supply chains" Freight Manager, AWB
Request a copy of the full brochure as soon as it is available - email katy.henson@informa.com.au with the subject line 'Please send me the Grain Logistics brochure'. |

