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Dear Participant,

We are delighted to bring Cool Logistics Global to Bremen and to welcome new and returning attendees

for an event that has established itself as the ‘voice of the international perishables sector’.

We would like to give thanks to our hosts, bremenports, who along with the port community have welcomed

Cool Logistics to this city and major hub of Bremerhaven. Special thanks are also due to all of our other

sponsors and, of course, our expert body of speakers, without whom this event would not be possible.

Our goal in the next few days is to provide a chance for all the stakeholders to come together and discuss

how to build more reliable multimodal perishable supply chains. This is against the backdrop of continued

rapidly changing trade conditions in food, flowers, pharmaceuticals and other perishable goods.

We hope that Cool Logistics Global provides you with a great opportunity to make and renew valuable

business contacts and to compare experiences, expectations and approaches with your fellow attendees.

You are warmly encouraged to engage actively with speakers and participants both during sessions and

social networking events.

Our very best wishes for an enjoyable few days and please don’t hesitate to let us know if there is

anything we can do to help you make the most of your time here.

Kind regards

The Cool Logistics Team

Rachael White

Director

Annelies Hopkins

Operations Director

Alex von Stempel

Managing Director

Helen Coffey

Event Co-ordinator

Anne Williams

Commercial Director

Onsite team:

Holly Thompson

Marketing Manager

Sofia Cruickshank

Administration Assistant

Bremerhaven is one of Europe’s leading locations for the transhipment of fruit and vegetables, fi sh and seafood, frozen poultry and meat. Every year, more than 250,000 tonnes of temperature-controlled food products are loaded and discharged at two dedicated fruit terminals. Diverse frozen-storage warehouses are available at the terminals.

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Welcome to Cool Logistics Global 2016

Dear Delegates,

We extend a warm welcome to the Federal Land of Bremen, the vibrant centre of European perishable

logistics.

As the port management company, we are proud that we have succeeded in attracting the Cool Logistics

Global international conference to our city on the River Weser. This professional event for experts from the

temperature-controlled logistics business now returns to Germany after a gap of six years and will be held in

Bremen for the very first time.

The venue is an excellent choice, as the storage capacities in Bremerhaven, our pronounced expertise in

refrigerated logistics and one of the largest closed container transhipment facilities all make the Federal

Land of Bremen the ideal location for handling temperature-controlled freight. We have special terminals and

refrigerated storage for these sensitive goods and the major markets in Europe can all be reached quickly

from here.

Every year, more than 250,000 tons of fruit and vegetables, fish and seafood as well as frozen meat are

loaded and discharged at two dedicated terminals at Bremerhaven’s Kaiserhafen and at Columbuskaje.

Diverse frozen-storage warehouses, some located right beside the container terminal, take frozen goods

into storage for subsequent distribution to destinations throughout Germany and the rest of Europe.

The Cool Logistics Global Conference at Dorint Park Hotel on 27 and 28 September offers cool logistics

professionals from all over the globe an excellent platform for networking and exchanging know-how.

I wish all attendees interesting and rewarding discussions, a successful conference and a pleasant stay in

Bremen and Bremerhaven.

Robert Howe

Managing Director

bremenports

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08:00 Registration, networking & refreshments

09:00 SESSION 1

SHIPPING, TRADE TRENDS AND TECHNOLOGY

09:00 Welcome from the organisers

Alex von Stempel, Managing Director, Cool Logistics Resources

09:05 Moderator’s opening remarks

Ole Schack Petersen, SVP Chief Strategy Officer, LCL

09:15 Welcome from BremenPorts

Robert Howe, Managing Director, bremenports

09:30 The role of ports and terminals in the reefer supply chain

Gunther Bonz, President, FEPORT & Managing Director, Eurogate

09:50 KEYNOTE 1: The role of Container Shipping Lines in tomorrow’s reefer supply chain

Thorsten Haeser Chief Commercial Officer and Executive Board member, Hapag-Lloyd

10:10 Transhipment and shipping alliances – good for reefers?

Philip Damas, Director, Head of Supply Chain Advisors Practice, Drewry

10:30 Discussion

10:50 Refreshments & networking

11:30 PANEL DISCUSSION

REEFERS AND THE COLD CHAIN AT THE CROSSROADS IN THE WAKE OF THE HANJIN CRISIS

Kevin Bragg, Managing Director, Bonita Europe

Thomas Eskesen, Founder, Eskesen Advisory

Marc Evrard, Commercial Director, Belgian Fruit Valley

Thorsten Haeser, Chief Commercial Officer and

Executive Board member, Hapag-Lloyd

12:15 Lunch & networking

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13:45 SESSION 2

TECHNOLOGY AND ITS CHALLENGES


Ole Schack Petersen, SVP Chief Strategy Officer, LCL

13:50 ‘To be or not to be’ – question or imperative?

Garry Honey, Founder, Chiron Consultants

14:10 Remote reefer monitoring looking back and looking forward

Shereen Zarkani, Head of Reefer Management, Maersk Line

Catja Hjorth Rasmussen,Head of Remote Container Management, Maersk Line

14:35 Discussion

14:50 THE 4.0 DEBATE – WHO REALLY BENEFITS?

Michael Dempsey, Vice President Containers and Ports, ORBCOMM

Frank Ganse, Senior Vice President Global Head Seafreight Reefer Logistics, Kuehne + Nagel

Don Miller, Vice President Global Sales and Marketing, Globe Tracker International ApS

Catja Hjorth Rasmussen, Head of Remote Container Management, Maersk Line

Brian Robertson, VP Business Development, Transportation Solutions, Emerson Climate Technologies

Nico Schulz, Director, Container steering, Hapag-Lloyd AG

Bernhard Stade, VP – Head of Global Reefer Competency Center, Ocean Secure & ThermoNet, DHL Global Forwarding

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16:30 SESSION 3

NEW HORIZONS

16:30 New opportunities in Iran and the Middle East

Siavosh Eigharlou, Sales & Marketing Manager, Bita BlueLine Shipping Company

16:50 The ‘intermodal perishable’ – Fruit South Africa’s Rail strategy

Mitchell Brooke, Logistics Development Manager, Citrus Growers’ Association of Southern Africa

17:10 Discussion

17:30 Close of day 1

DAY 1 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME | TUESDAY 27 SEPTEMBER

Alex von Stempel has over 20 years

of experience as a commentator

and trade journalist, most of which

was dedicated to freight transport

and logistics. He has organised and

chaired international conferences in Europe, Asia,

Africa and the USA.

9 years ago he started to develop global and regional

perishable logistics events, believing that niche

conferences, such as Cool Logistics Global, Africa,

Americas and Asia have an important role in giving

reefer cargo and operations a voice that will resonate

up and down the supply chain.

Rachael White has charted key

trends in global container logistics,

transport and ports for over 25

years, as a researcher, writer, editor,

conference producer, event

organiser and market consultant.

As co-owner of the Cool Logistics conferences

since 2009, her passion is to connect people and

foster knowledge along the reefer and perishable

logistics supply chain worldwide. Her other company,

Next Level Information, provides marketing and PR

consultancy, event and association management to

the global logistics and transport industries.

ABOUT THE ORGANISERS

18:00 - 20:00 OFFICIAL NETWORKING RECEPTION AT THE RATSKELLER

Kindly hosted by bremenports

Featuring a welcome address by

Ekkehart Siering, State Councillor, Senator for

Economic Affairs, Labour and Ports

and a guided tour of the wine cellar

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08:00 Registration, networking & refreshments

08:45 SESSION 4

PERISHABLE LOGISTICS BEST PRACTICE

Moderator: Deirdre Holcroft, President, Holcroft Postharvest Consulting

08:45 Waste not want not: Tackling waste in the supply chain

Deirdre Holcroft, President, Holcroft Postharvest Consulting

09:05 Packaging the future

Eef de Ferrante, Managing Director, Active & Intelligent Packaging Industry Association

09:25 Flowers from Africa: A sea change in the making

Anton Bril, Manager Trade Services, Vereniging van Groothandelaren in Bloemkwekerijprodukten (VGB)

09:40 Pharma and healthcare by sea: Opening up the next frontier

Hannes Lässig, Global Product Manager Pharma Sea Logistics, Kuehne + Nagel

09:55 Horses for courses

Arjan Bezemer, General Manager, Europe, Middle East & Africa, Daikin Reefer

Anton Bril, Manager Trade Services, Vereniging van Groothandelaren in Bloemkwekerijprodukten (VGB)

Mark Edwards, Managing Director, Modalis

Kartik Kumar, Managing Director, EMEA, Carrier Transicold

Hannes Lässig, Global Product Manager Pharma Sea Logistics, Kuehne + Nagel


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11:10 Reefer containers: The increasing scourge of interior corrosion and SO2

Mark Bennett, Consultant

11:30 Lean, Green & Cool: Chocolate logistics case-study

Antje Tussinger, Business development, Offergeld Logistik

11:45 The cold store of the future

Julie Hanson, Director, European Division, Global Cold Chain Alliance (GCCA)

Anders Lundgaard-Svenstrup, Coldstar

Niels Lundgaard-Svenstrup, Coldstar

12:20 Discussion

12:30 Lunch & networking

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13:50 SESSION 5

FROM SHIP TO SHOP


Alan Robertson, Director, Webster Robertson

14:00 E-commerce and the distribution revolution

Clive Lawrance, General Manager, World Food Logistics Ltd

14:20 3D printing innovative applications

Alfred Cheung, Founder, Green Society Association

DAY 2 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME | WEDNESDAY 28 SEPTEMBER

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DAY 2 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME | WEDNESDAY 28 SEPTEMBER

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14:40 Hybrid Aircraft – no airports, no roads, no problem

Mark Dorey, Chief Operating Officer, Straightline Aviation

15:00 Discussion

15:10 Brief networking break

15:20 PORT LOGISTICS PANEL

CRASHING THROUGH THE CROSS-DOCK?

Chair: Alan Robertson, Director, Webster Robertson

Barbara Buczek, Director of Corporate Development, Port of Dover

Clive Lawrance, General Manager, World Food Logistics Ltd

Javier López Martínez, Head of Commercial Division, Port Authority of Algeciras Bay

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16:00 Outlook 2017 and conclusion

Alex von Stempel, Managing Director, Cool Logistics Resources

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ARJAN BEZEMER

General Manager, Europe,

Middle East & Africa

Daikin

Arjan Bezemer joined Daikin in 2002 as part of the service team that developed and increased the service and parts network for Daikin reefer machinery globally. In March 2011 he was assigned General Manager of Daikin’s Refrigeration office where his responsibility oversees sales, service and technical engineering in Europe, Middle East & Africa and also involves several projects at Daikin Industries in Japan.

MARK BENNETT

Consultant

Mark Bennett provides consulting services to the container shipping industry specialising in container products, procurement, business development and analysis. As Senior Vice President at Triton Container International from 1999 to 2016, Mark led Container Procurement and Product Management including a fleet of 1.85 million TEU of dry containers and 125,000 reefer containers. Much of his career has involved refrigerated containers including work with the Container Owners Association.

GUNTHER BONZ

President, FEPORT;

Managing Director, Eurogate

Gunther Bonz is President of FEPORT and Managing Director of Eurogate. Previously, he has worked for the Senate Office for The Public Administration and The Ministry for Economic and Transport and Agricultural Affairs. Here he became Head of EU- and Free Port Affairs before moving on to Head of the Senator Office and then Deputy Head of the Central Administration. In 1999 he became the Head of the Department for Economic and Agricultural Affairs where he worked as the Project Co-ordinator for Airbus A 380.

KEVIN BRAGG

Managing Director

Bonita Europe

Kevin Bragg has worked in the European food industry for over 35 years. He began his career with Nestle before moving to senior sales / marketing positions in Coca-Cola and Grand Metropolitan PLC. For nearly 18 years he has been the head of Bonita in Europe, having joined from Geest PLC, where he was Managing Director of its European Prepared Foods business.

ANTON BRIL

Manager Trade Services

VGB

Anton Bril is Manager of Trade Services at VGB, an association of wholesalers in flowers and plants and one of the founding fathers of the Floricultural Sustainability Initiative.He has been involved in many projects including a technical research project on subsidy screening for growers and wholesalers, the GreenCHAINge project for a ‘Reduction of CO2 emission in a multimodal supply chain, and the ‘Green Corridor East Africa’ initiative in cooperation with Greenport Holland International.

MITCHELL BROOKE

Logistics Development Manager

Citrus Growers Association of

Southern Africa

Mitchell Brooke has worked in citrus since 1997, including various management positions at the port of Durban. In April 2008 he joined the Citrus Growers Association of Southern Africa with the purpose of streamlining some of the logistics constraints that had developed in the industry as an upshot of deregulation. Mitchell has completed various logistics and management courses and is currently completing a specialist degree in Maritime Studies.

BARBARA BUCZEK

Director of Corporate Development

Port of Dover

Barbara Buczek joined the organisation in 2010 having previously worked at the South East England Development Agency (SEEDA) and has held a number of managerial positions at the Port before she became a director in December 2015. Ms Buczek attends all Board meetings, although is not a member of the Board.

ALFRED CHEUNG

Founder; Green Society Association

Former Head of Reefer Trades, OOCL

Alfred Cheung has worked in the shipping industry for the

past three decades and has extensive experience in container

transportation, port development, logistics planning, IT

applications, human resources and cold-chain management.

Formerly Director of Reefer Trade at OOCL and Managing

Director of ZIM, he co-founded an organisation to promote

further efficiency in the global logistics industry.

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PHILLIP DAMAS

Director - Supply Chain Advisors

Drewry

Philip Damas heads up Drewry Supply Chain Advisors, the logistics arm of the Drewry Group. Having spent a career in the international container sector, he now advises clients on chain strategy and optimisation, logistics property investments/due diligence, carrier contracts and freight rates and more.

MICHAEL DEMPSEY

Vice President, Containers and Ports

ORBCOMM

Michael Dempsey is the Vice President, Container and Port Solutions for ORBCOMM, a leading global supplier of M2M/IoT technology solutions, GSM and satellite communications and AIS systems (NASDAQ: ORBC). Mike leads the enterprise solutions team delivering solutions for the visibility and control of marine and intermodal transportation assets. He has more than 25 years of experience in process automation technologies and is an industry thought leader in the application of technology for shipping, intermodal container terminal and port operations.

MARK DOREY

Chief Operating Officer

Straightline Aviation

Mark Dorey is one of the founders of Straightline Aviation, a company formed specifically to bring the new hybrid aircraft technology to the global market. Having joined the Virgin Group in 1993, Mark held a number of Directorships within Virgin’s lighter than air aviation services division, and was Chief Operating Officer of The Lightship Group, managing the world’s largest fleet of commercial airships and operating in over 30 countries.

MARK EDWARDS

Managing Director

Modalis

Mark Edwards has over 25 years of logistics experience garnered at a variety of logistics service providers and product manufacturers; he is currently with Modalis, a dynamic logistics consultancy specialising in pharmaceutical and temperature controlled logistics. His projects at Modalis have included helping a major pharmaceutical manufacturer to achieve GDP compliance, moving an electronics manufacturer to a new freight provider to save 40% on freight costs and migrating 2 distribution centres for a telecommunications company.

SIAVOSH EIGHARLOU

Sales & Marketing Manager

Bita BlueLine Shipping Company

Siavosh Eigharlou joined BBL Shipping & Freight Forwarder co in 2013 from PBS Shipping & Freight Forwarder where he worked as an operations manager. Prior to this he worked for Oil Trading and logistics co in the UAE. Siavosh is a member of the Iran Shipping Association, the International road Transportation Association, the ICC ( Iran Chamber of Commerce), BIMCO and FIATA.

THOMAS ESKESEN

Founder

Eskesen Advisory

Thomas Eskesen founded Eskesen Advisory in 2015 after a long career as an executive with the Maersk Group. Eskesen Advisory leverages unique insights and connections to help senior executives prepare for the future. It critically challenges the status quo and focus on strategic issues which translate into bottom line impact for the clients either by means of top line growth, cost savings or efficiencies. He headed up Maersk’s Global Reefer business between 2006 and 2015 and prior to that held various global functional leadership positions as well as overseas positions for 12 years in Hong Kong, China and USA.

MARC EVRARD

Commercial Director

Belgian Fruit Valley

Marc Evrard has been active in marketing Fresh Produce for the past 25 years. From 2005–2015 his main focus lay in negotiating market access for third world countries resulting in opening the Indian market for Belgian apples in 2009 and the opening of the Chinese market for Belgian pears in 2010. Currently he is Commercial Director of BFV (Belgian Fruit Valley), one of the biggest topfruit cooperatives in Europe and the largest supplier of conference pears worldwide.

EEF DE FERRANTE

Executive Director

Active & Intelligent Packaging

Industry Association (AIPIA)

Eef de Ferrante was instrumental in setting up AIPIA in Spring 2012. His background in management, communications, sales and marketing means he is strongly focused on specialist target groups and analysing markets and their needs. Eef has over 20 years of experience using a market approach to developing high-level, specialized and very successful commercial platforms.

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FRANK GANSE

Senior Vice President, Global Head

Seafreight Reefer Logistics

Kuehne + Nagel

Frank Ganse is Senior Vice President in charge of the

operational and commercial Seafreight Reefer Logistics

organization globally within KN, based in the corporate

seafreight in Bremen/Hamburg. Prior to his return to KN,

he worked for Unilever and Hussmann + Hahn in the

seafood sector as production planning and later on as

procurement manager.

THORSTEN HAESER

Chief Commercial Officer and Executive

Board Member

Hapag-Lloyd

Thorsten Haeser joined Hapag-Lloyd as Chief Commercial Officer in October 2015, and is in charge of global sales activities. He joins the world of container shipping from a career spent mainly in telecoms, having previously been Managing Director of Versatel GmbH. Previously, he held management positions at Sixt AG, Telefonica O2 and VIAG Interkom.

JULIE HANSON

Director, European Division

Global Cold Chain Alliance (GCCA)

Julie Hanson was welcomed by the Global Cold Chain Alliance as the new European Director in early 2016. Based out of Brussels, Julie focuses on providing GCCA European members with valuable business-oriented member benefits and a high level of customer service. She concentrates on engaging with current and potential members, providing relevant and timely educational programming to help companies improve the bottom line of their business, as well as building relationships to promote and market members and the industry.

DEIRDRE HOLCROFT

President

Holcroft Postharvest Consulting

Deirdre Holcroft has over 10 years’ experience as a lecturer, researcher and professor at the universities of KwaZulu Natal, Stellenbosch and Michigan State. She served for 3 years as a Senior Researcher for Dole Fresh Vegetables, and 6 years as a Senior Researcher and Site Manager for AgroFresh. Deirdre formed Holcroft Postharvest Consulting in 2011, and has spearheaded projects to launch fresh-cut fruit for Dole Fresh Vegetables, assess and perfect new delivery systems for agricultural chemicals, and optimise postharvest handling for the shipment of perishable commodities by land freight.

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GARRY HONEY

Founder

Chiron Consultants

Garry Honey is a visiting professor in risk at the London Institute of Banking & Finance. He runs management programmes for corporate boards on risk governance and risk literacy. Regulators and investors now demand greater articulation of corporate risk as both threat and opportunity. Garry has had a variety of senior management roles: Marketing Director, Strategy Consultant and Head of Communications and Client Services Director. He runs his own risk consultancy CHIRON which advises clients on strategic risk.

ROBERT HOWE

Managing Director

bremenports

Robert Howe started his career working for the German building and construction company Philip Holzmann AG in Hannover for 10 years. In 2002 he moved to Ed. Züblin AG in Bremen and Hamburg. Robert has worked for bremenports Ltd., the public owned Ports Management Company of the State of Bremen, as Managing Director since 2012.

KARTIK KUMAR

Managing Director, EMEA

Carrier Transicold

Kartik Kumar has 16 years of engineering, strategic planning and marketing experience. In his new role, he oversees sales, service engineering and aftermarket activities to further strengthen customer focus and growth. In this influential region for product and environmental sustainability, Kartik will also work closely with regulatory bodes and industry experts on evolving environmental regulations.

HANNES LÄSSIG

Global Product Manager Pharma Sea

Logistics

Kuehne + Nagel

Hannes Lässig, in his corporate role as Global Product Manager Pharma Sea Logistics, is responsible for the design and roll out of Kuehne + Nagel’s Pharma & Healthcare industry solution KN PharmaChain Sea. Based in the global Reefer department in Bremen, he sets global standards of how KN employees in approximately 30 dedicated KN PharmaChain branches worldwide handle time and temperature sensitive Pharma & Healthcare shipments in compliance with WHO GDP guidelines.

CLIVE LAWRANCE

General Manager

World Food Logistics Ltd

Clive Lawrance has been an independent logistics consultant specialising in perishable products for over 30 years. In his previous role as MD of World Cargo Handling (British Airways) he established and managed a cargo handling facility at Heathrow Airport. His consultancy, Omnia Management Limited, has been employed by large corporates including British Airways, American Airlines, BOC Distribution, Gist, Honda F1 and Bakkavor.

JAVIER LÓPEZ MARTÍNEZ

Head of Commercial Division

Port Authority of Algeciras Bay

Javier López Martínez has over 15 years of experience in the Maritime business. In his early days he held several leadership positions at a shipping line “Tecmarine” base in Port Everglades (Florida). Since 2002 Javier has been involved in developing specific projects within the Reefer activity and Liner Container Traffic.

ANDERS LUNDGAARD-SVENSTRUP;

NIELS LUNDGAARD-SVENSTRUP

Coldstar

Anders and Niels Lundgaard-Svenstrup are part of the new management team at Coldstar. Market knowledge and a strong desire to challenge ‘normal standards’ in the Danish cold storage market, to inform of new working-methods, automation and the addition of new technology, are some of the catalysts that motivate their work. Coldstar is one of Denmark’s most modern and high-tech cold storage facilities which serves the entire Danish retail market and supplier.

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DON MILLER

Vice President, Global Sales and

Marketing

Globe Tracker International ApS

Don Miller has an extensive background in Sales, Marketing

and new product development – having launched new

brands of Rum, Coffee and Spices in the Caribbean. He

was also the lead marketer in the launch of several food

and beverage organizations across Canada. Because of his

international marketing background, Mr. Miller brings a wealth

of experience to the sales and marketing division of Globe

Tracker International ApS.

CATJA HJORTH RASMUSSEN

Head of Remote Container Management

Maersk Line

Catja Hjorth Rasmussen has over 10 years of experience in liner shipping, mostly within supply chain management and optimisation. Since 2015 she has headed Maersk Line’s Remote Container Management team with a focus on implementing this new technology across Maersk Line’s entire fleet, the world’s largest. Key responsibilities include optimal utilisation of the data and newly gained visibility and keeping the technology at an advanced level while improving in-house operational processes.

ALAN ROBERTSON

Director

Webster Robertson

Alan Robertson is Director and Owner of Webster Robertson Ltd which specialises in providing consultancy and special services for the container sector of the maritime industry. Alan formed the company in 2006 following a 5 year period as Senior Director of container supply at CP Ships, where he was directly responsible for global empty positioning and container leasing procurement.

BRIAN ROBERTSON

VP Business Development,

Transportation Solutions

Emerson Climate Technologies

Brian Robertson leads Emerson Climate’s business development activities across the transportation sector including the marine cold chain into which Emerson supplies compressors, control units and M2M monitoring solutions. Brian’s prior roles cover M2M and automation in the marine and oil & gas markets as well as a broad portfolio of wireless technologies into industrial and consumer applications.

OLE SCHACK PETERSEN

SVP Chief Strategy Officer

LCL

Ole Shack Petersen is Senior VP and Chief Strategy Officer at LCL and the Broom Groups. Before this, he had been working as a Director and Global Head of Reefer Marketing at Maersk Line. He joined Maersk Line from sister company Damco in 2013 where he was Head of Reefer Logistics. Before this he was the CEO of LCL AB, Sweden, where he worked from 2004 to 2008, successfully expanding the global logistics and network activities of LCL and after having initiated these during his tenure in South America.

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NICO SCHULZ

Director Container Steering

Hapag-Lloyd AG

As Director of Container Steering, Nico Schulz is responsible for Hapag-Lloyd’s global container logistics as well as fleet administration and leasing. Prior to joining this position in 2014 he was developing container logistics systems as Lead IT Project Manager at Hapag-Lloyd.

JAN-EYK SPOHLER

Process Industries and Drives, Cranes,

Siemens

Jan-Eyk Spohler studied Power Engineering at the University of Applied Science in Bremen, Germany. During and after his study he developed PCS7-based technical control concepts for chemical plants. Since 2016 Jan-Eyk is connected to Siemens Cranes department. As power and crane control engineer he is engaged for energy management and monitoring and control systems for container terminals.

BERNHARD STADE

VP - Head of Global Reefer Competency

Center, Ocean Secure & ThermoNet

DHL Global Forwarding

Bernhard Stade became head of the Global Reefer Competency Center in November 2015, where he focuses on Pharmaceuticals, Dairy and Sweets/Chocolate. They also handle other Products shipped in Reefer containers. Previously, Bernhard was Head of Oceanfreight Germany from the summer of 2014 and was responsible for the German OFR Product with the main focus on the preparation for the intended switch to a new operational system. Before this role, he was Head of the Oceanfreight Commercial Center in Germany.

ANTJE TUSSINGER

Business development

Offergeld Logistik

Antje Tussinger worked as a Business Development Manager for several years, with focus on port logistics, market development and global contract logistics activities. In 2016 she started with the family owned company Offergeld Logistics, a German contract logistics and transportation company, founded in 1924. The company operates several subsidiaries and warehouses in Europe, with long-term expertise in the area of contract logistics and transportation, especially in the area of temperature controlled goods.

SHEREEN ZARKANI

Head of Reefer Management

Maersk Line

Shereen Zarkani is the global head of Reefer Management in Maersk Line. Her principle responsibility is to develop and execute the global reefer strategy through a dedicated team of reefer specialists around the world. Maersk Line is the pioneer and leader in the transport of refrigerated cargo with 80 years of experience in this segment. Shereen joined the Maersk Group in 2001 and has since held a multitude of commercial positions in different regions of the world – many of which involved working with refrigerated containers which are near and dear to her heart. Shereen is passionate about the role reefers play in putting food on people’s tables with a keen interest in improving cargo care and reducing food waste.

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9TH COOL LOGISTICS GLOBAL26 - 27 Sep 2017 | Algeciras, Spain


Brave New World: looking to the

future of global perishable trade,

transport and technology

HOSTED BY PLATINUM SPONSOR

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Join us at

6 September 2017

AsiaWorld-Expo, Hong Kong

www.coollogisticsasia.com

www.worldfoodlogistics.com

Transforming the way that international food supply chains operate, and the results they deliver.

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OUR HOST PORT

OUR SILVER SPONSORS

Carrier Transicold provides the most complete range of products for the

transport refrigeration industry – from container, rail and intermodal

refrigeration to truck and trailer temperature control systems. We offer a

choice of environmentally sustainable solutions, such as the industry

best-selling PrimeLINE® digital scroll compressor unit, designed

specifically to reduce environmental impact and lifecycle cost through exceptional efficiency. Carrier

Transicold is committed to offering transport refrigeration solutions that minimize overall environmental

impact, as exemplified by our investment in the NaturaLINE™ unit, the world’s first container refrigeration

unit to use natural refrigerant CO2, with a Global Warming Potential equal to one.

www.carrier.com/container

Emerson Climate Technologies Transportation Solutions has over 35

years’ experience in transport refrigeration and climate control which

gives us unparalleled knowledge of the refrigeration cycle, supplying the

cold chain with the best-in-class components and solutions. We supply

components such as Copeland Scroll™ compressors and solid-state

controllers in two-thirds of the marine refrigerated containers sold each year, where Emerson also

provides suction line hermetic filter driers, thermal expansion, solenoid valves and moisture indicators.

Our REFCON and ProAct™ transport solutions provide vessel, terminal, and enterprise-level monitoring

systems to lines and operators, allowing 24/7 monitoring, management and analytics of perishables,

protein and other valuable cargos. www.EmersonClimate.com/TransportationSolutions

Containers and cars, general and bulk cargo, dangerous

goods and project cargo – the terminals in Bremen and

Bremerhaven handle practically all kinds of freight. That is

one of the reasons why the ports of Bremen rank amongst the most important universal ports in

Europe. They have excellent overseas and hinterland connections, an efficient cruise terminal,

outstanding logistics expertise, a highly qualified and motivated skilled workforce as well as numerous

opportunities for specialist and advanced training. The division of labour is the key to the success of

the twin ports. Bremerhaven is the port of choice for container vessels, car carriers and refrigerated

fruit carriers and accounts for approx. 80 per cent of the total freight volume handled by the port

group. Bremerhaven is also evolving into a major location for the offshore wind energy industry. The

ports in the city of Bremen, on the other hand, specialise in handling conventional general cargo and

heavy lift, as well as bulk cargo. www.bremenports.de/en

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NFT is the UK’s leading

provider of multi-

temperature logistics

services for the food retail

and manufacturing

sectors, providing primary and secondary chilled

services through its state of the art transport,

warehousing and supply chain infrastructure.

With 1,900 employees and seven strategically

located sites across the UK, the company

operates 450 satellite tracked articulated

vehicles that deliver over 136,000 pallets of

groceries each week, providing the best access

to the major UK retailers, including Aldi, Lidl and

Netto. The company is currently in the process

of constructing a unique, multi-temperature

port-centric logistics centre in Tilbury, London,

due to open late 2015. www.nft.co.uk

A subsidiary

of Hong

Kong based

global logistics group Cargo Services, World

Food Logistics is a technology enabled provider

of supply chain management services on behalf

of producers, importers and retailers of

internationally sourced foods. Uniquely

integrating the capabilities of specialist domestic

and international logistics operators, and

underpinned by a world class supply chain

visibility and control platform, it provides

sustainable, lean and agile door to door solutions

that span the value chain from source to shelf.

Based in Shanghai, Hong Kong and London,

and with local operations in over 25 key food

sourcing origins, World Food Logistics focuses

on imports into the UK and China.

www.worldfoodlogistics.com

OUR SILVER SPONSORS CONTINUED

Extend trip length.Extend quality.

©2016 Carrier Corporation. A part of UTC Climate, Controls & Security, a business unit of United Technologies Corporation. Stock symbol UTX.

www.carrier.com/container

The XtendFRESH™ controlled atmosphere lets your produce go farther, helping to maintain its quality by slowing down

the ripening so perishables like bananas, mangos and avocados stay fresher, even on longer voyages – allowing

you to explore new markets around the globe. And only the XtendFRESH system has an integrated ethylene removal

system, so there are no additional costs or parts to dispose of. It’s better for your product and your business.

So if you’re ready to extend your world, turn to the experts at Carrier today and ask your shipper for the

name that says it all – XtendFRESH.

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Founded in 1924, Daikin has become a world-leading producer of air-conditioning,

refrigeration systems and fluoro-chemical products with annual sales totalling over 12 billion

USD. Daikin’s LXE10E is the biggest selling reefer machine with scroll compressor

technology, with close to 200,000 LXE10E units operating globally. Daikin launched its new

ZESTIA model which is highly focused on providing optimal energy performance without sacrificing any

aspect of temperature control, using Daikin’s ground-breaking DC inverter compressor technology. Today,

Daikin serves a growing customer list approaching 170 container shipping lines and leasing companies

worldwide. With 85 years’ experience in air and temperature control, Daikin is continuously developing

technology to benefit the reefer industry. www.daikinreefer.com

Globe Tracker offers the most advanced tracking device, the Globe Tracker

Communications Unit, and two-industry leading network offerings: The

Globe Tracker Smart Autonomous Asset Network and the Globe Tracker

Trade Data Exchange Network. These innovative, groundbreaking tracking

solutions deliver full, end-to-end supply chain tracking and monitoring of

assets and enable business partners to securely and selectively share trade data with each other.

www.globetracker.com

With over 63,000 employees at more than 1,000 locations in over 100

countries, the Kuehne + Nagel Group is one of the world’s leading logistics

companies. Its strong market position lies in the seafreight, airfreight,

contract logistics and overland businesses, with a clear focus on providing

IT based integrated logistics solutions. With more than 370,000m of

perishable airfreight and 200,000 reefer TEUs shipped in 2012, the Kuehne + Nagel Group has proven itself

to be a dominant player in the global perishable logistics industry. In 2011, the NZ based company Cooltainer,

founded in 1967, was acquired by Kuehne + Nagel and has been fully integrated. This represents a further

milestone to KN’s overall footprint in Reefer Logistics. www.kn-portal.com

ORBCOMM is a leading global provider of Machine-to-Machine (M2M)

communication solutions and operates the only commercial satellite

network dedicated to M2M. ORBCOMM’s unique combination of global

satellite, cellular and dual-mode network connectivity, hardware, web

reporting applications and software is the M2M industry’s most complete service offering. Our solutions are

designed to remotely track, monitor, and control fixed and mobile assets in core vertical markets including

transportation and distribution, heavy equipment, industrial fixed assets, oil and gas, maritime and

government. www.orbcomm.com

OUR BRONZE SPONSORS

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OUR SPONSORS

AGRO Merchants Group was founded with one principle in mind: to build

the highest quality global cold storage and logistics company that

harnesses and reflects the entrepreneurial spirit, ethical values, and cultural

fabric of other world-class family-run founding companies to explore the

best solutions for customers. They operate over 5 million sq. feet (465,000 sq. meters) of modern

temperature-controlled warehouse and distribution space across the U.S, Europe and Latin America.

Together with portfolio companies and management teams, AGRO Merchants Group leverages years

of expertise, specialized refrigerated & frozen warehousing, value added services and distribution

programs with leading-edge technology. Through these dedicated activities they support end-to-end

global trade for customers every day. www.agromerchants.com

Fruit Logistica, the world’s leading international trade fair for fresh fruit and

vegetable marketing, is held annually in Berlin, Germany. It is the traditional

marker of the New Year in the fresh produce business, bringing together over

2,500 exhibitors from 84 countries and over 56,000 trade visitors from 139 countries. FRUIT

LOGISTICA attracts a broad spectrum of exhibiting companies, representing all steps in the value

chain from production to point-of-sale. This offers trade visitors the opportunity to gain an overview of

the emerging trends, products and technologies in the industry, and forms an excellent platform for

establishing and strengthening international business contacts. The event features a full conference

and seminar programme. www.fruitlogistica.com

Hellmann Perishable Logistics, HPL, is a division of Hellmann Worldwide

Logistics. HPL is committed to providing expertise and quality, ensuring the

best conditions for transporting and handling perishables across all major

countries and global routes. Our mission is to provide our customers with world class perishable

handling proficiency. We are continuously enhancing our network and building strategic partnerships to

meet the growing consumer demands for fresh and healthy commodities year round. Hellmann

Perishable Logistics provides our customers with one reliable dedicated logistics partner from origin to

destination and complete management of the cold supply chain door-to-door. www.hellmann.net

As Europe’s busiest ferry port, the Port of Dover handles over 13 million

passengers, 2.5 million freight vehicles and £119bn of trade, making it a vital

gateway for the UK and European economies. This year the Port of Dover team

are setting out to demonstrate the delivery of the multi-purpose cargo logistics

terminal, now under construction, which will deliver real opportunities and

solutions for freight flows around the UK and beyond. It’s an exciting and developing story.

www.doverport.co.uk

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The Port of Algeciras Bay is the leader of the Spanish Port System. It is

located on an unbeatable geostrategic location, the Strait of Gibraltar. The

Port of Algeciras Bay is a natural distribution platform for reefer goods

coming from South America, Africa and Far East. We closed 2015 with

667,779 Reefer TEUS passing by our port facilities, out of them 36,000 Teus were import/export traffic.

The 100 million tons total throughput and the 4.5 million TEUs handled put the Port of Algeciras Bay up

among the leader ports in Europe and the Mediterranean. www.apba.es/en

Founded as Sea Containers in 1965, Seaco has over 50 years leading change in

container leasing, they are one of the world’s leaders in reefers, with a fleet of more

than 165,000. Seaco is also one of the world’s largest container leasing companies

by CEU, providing a fleet of approximately 2.3 million TEU across a diversified fleet of

Dry, Reefers, Tanks and Specials. Seaco provides new container equipment for

leasing to 792 customers worldwide, delivering container equipment from 179 port

locations across 49 countries, supported by 200+ employees, providing expertise in regional and global

container leasing and equipment sales.

www.seacoglobal.com/equipment/refridgerated-containers

Visbeen Transport is a leading transport company specialized in frozen

and temperature controlled transport and supply chain management.

Visbeen operates multi-modal transport solutions across Europe on a

daily basis, which enables the company to meet customers’ logistical needs 365 days a year. In its 90

years of existence this company has not only evolved into a reliable and reputable carrier, but also into the

single point of contact for operational and tactical logistics services for many companies, for example

Lamb Weston/Meijer. Whatever the size of the consignment, Visbeen has the right solution. ‘Visbeen

Transport – because we care!’ www.visbeen.nl

OUR SPONSORS

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OUR EXHIBITORS

BLG Coldstores

From a locally-operating company in Bremen and Bremerhaven, the company has developed in the last 16 years

into a global logistics services provider. Today, BLG employs more than 16,000 people in Europe, North and South

America, Africa, and Asia. At its site in Bremerhaven, with a capacity of 31,000 Euro-pallets, BLG LOGISTICS

operates the largest industrial cold store for the storage of frozen and refrigerated food and the handling of

controlled-temperature non-food goods. www.blg-logistics.com

Blulog

Blulog is a fast-growing French-Polish SME specialising in wireless, fully calibrated and affordable temperature

monitoring solutions for both the transport and storage of temperature-sensitive products. Its latest innovation is

a NFC credit-card size temperature data logger that can provide full temperature and logistics traceability during

transport. Single-use or reusable, these loggers can be directly integrated in packaging solutions and read via a

smartphone. www.blulog.eu

COOLPACK OZERDEN PLASTIK

At Ozerden Plastic we design produce and test the most comprehensive, economic thermal solutions for you.

By gathering our heat protective packaging solutions in five different forms under a

single roof, we can put the CoolPACK brand into service. Our CoolPACK heat protective

packaging solutions prevent heat transmission, keeping your products at an ideal heat level,

protecting your perishable and heat sensitive products against damages from heat changes.

www.coolpack.ozerden.com

CSB-System

Global Software Expert in Retail and Logistics

CSB-System AG stands for global software excellence in the retail and logistics sector. Since 1977, we have been

successfully providing worldwide consultancy, implementation and support services for projects of any business

size. As a leading software manufacturer and provider of specialized IT solutions for corporate management and

process control, we optimize the processes of our customers and create significant competitive advantages.

With the CSB-System, our customers control and automate the flow of information and materials throughout the

entire value chain. The modular and scalable industry-specific solution is specialized for any type of operations.

www.csb.com

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Daikin

Founded in 1924, Daikin has become a world-leading producer of air-conditioning, refrigeration systems and

fluoro-chemical products with annual sales totalling over 12 billion USD. Daikin’s LXE10E is the biggest selling

reefer machine with scroll compressor technology, with close to 200,000 LXE10E units operating globally. Daikin

launched its new ZESTIA model which is highly focused on providing optimal energy performance without

sacrificing any aspect of temperature control, using Daikin’s ground-breaking DC inverter compressor technology.

Today, Daikin serves a growing customer list approaching 170 container shipping lines and leasing companies

worldwide. With 85 years’ experience in air and temperature control, Daikin is continuously developing technology

to benefit the reefer industry. www.daikinreefer.com

Eurogate

EUROGATE is the leading, shipping line independent container terminal logistics Group in Europe. The

company operates a network of eleven container terminals from the North Sea coast to the Mediterranean

area. EUROGATE Container Terminal Limassol will be the 12th location within the network with effect from 29

January 2017. In addition to container handling services at seaports, EUROGATE offers intermodal transport and

cargomodal services. EUROGATE was founded in 1999, and handled 14.5 million TEUs Europe-wide in 2015.

www.eurogate.co.uk

Hapag-Lloyd

With 170 modern ships, 7.4 million TEU (Twenty-foot Equivalent Unit) transported per year, approx. 9,300 motivated

staff at more than 360 locations in 120 countries, Hapag-Lloyd is a leading global liner shipping company and a

powerful partner for you. Hapag-Lloyd offers a fleet with a total capacity of 955,000 TEU, as well as a container

stock of more than 1.5 million TEU including one of the world’s largest and most modern reefer container

fleets. A global network of 128 liner services guarantees fast and reliable connections between all continents.

www.hapag-lloyd.com

Hamburg Süd

Hamburg Südamerikanische Dampfschifffahrts-Gesellschaft KG – Hamburg Süd for short – ranks among the

ten largest container shipping companies worldwide. With 130 container ships, a slot capacity of over 600,000

TEU, and around 50 liner services, and some 6,000 employees in 250 offices spread across the globe, Hamburg

Süd ensures that customers receive logistics solutions tailored to their individual needs. The transportation of

fresh produce is a core competence of the shipping group. Hamburg Süd is one of the Top 5 reefer carriers and

among the market leaders in the North–South trades. Since late 2014, it has also been operating on the East–

West trade lanes. Founded in 1871, the shipping company is a member of the Oetker Group. With its Brazilian

subsidiary Aliança and under the brand CCNI (Compañía Chilena de Navegación Interoceánica), Hamburg Süd

enjoys a global presence as a quality carrier. In tramp shipping, the company operates bulk carriers and product

tankers under the names Rudolf A. Oetker (RAO), Furness Withy Chartering and Aliança Bulk (Aliabulk). In

addition to high quality standards, sustainable action is an integral part of Hamburg Süd’s corporate philosophy.

www.hamburgsud.com

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OUR MEDIA PARTNERS

OUR INDUSTRY PARTNERS

Heuer Logistics

Heuer Logistics operate a trimodal reefer terminal in Bremerhaven (sea, road, rail) with cold storage between 0-

16°C. They offer customs clearance for import, export and transit goods, authority handling and other forwarding

services, trucking services all over Europe and Diverse Value-Added-Services. www.heuerisg.de

Maersk Line

Maersk Line is the world’s largest container shipping company known for its flexible and eco-efficient services,

operating in over 600 container vessels and providing ocean transportation in all parts of the world. It not only

powers some of the world’s largest ships – but also propels the growth ambitions of businesses and individuals all

over our planet. Every day 7,000 seafarers and 22,000 land-based employees at 324 offices share their expertise

with our customers around the world to optimize their supply chains, maximize their distribution networks and

most of all realize their business potential. Maersk are devoted to creating simple and agile solutions for partners,

continuously lifting industry standards and enabling global trade in the most sustainable manner possible. What

we do is more than shipping. We deliver promises. Promises from customers and businesses all over the world.

www.maerskline.com

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