Port of Hamburg Marketing promotes the overall interests of the Port of Hamburg and the surrounding metropolitan region both at home and abroad. As the first and central contact for port customers from around the globe, the organisation provides reliable information about the capacities of Germany's biggest seaport. Port of Hamburg Marketing cooperates closely with relevant authorities and institutions, such as the Ministry for the Economy and Labour, Hamburg Port Authority and Hamburg Marketing, to present the Port to customers in a coordinated fashion. The organisation is supported by ten representative offices in Germany and abroad, which handle customer relationship management and marketing activities in the core markets.

Port of Hamburg Marketing’s status as a registered association guarantees a high level of credibility and price/performance ratio for its services. Today, it has more than 240 member companies. The involvement in trade fairs and events organised by Port of Hamburg Marketing provide members with excellent opportunities to present themselves to customers both in Germany and abroad. Members also have access to market research data and can commission exclusive requirements analyses, to mention only a few of the benefits.
www.hafen-hamburg.de
www.portofhamburg.com

The Global Institute of Logistics is a multi-stakeholder, cross-industry, not for profit organization, concerned with the development and proliferation of best practice in the global supply chain. The Institute actively works with all stakeholders towards optimizing visibility through the promotion of a collaborative culture between all parties, enhanced by ongoing benchmarking within the various nodes. The ultimate aim is to develop internationally recognized standards for use by logisticians in engineering their supply chain and logistics solutions. The Institute was founded in 2003 by the members of the Global Logistics Forum under the Chairmanship of the late Robert V. Delaney 1936-2004, the renowned US logistics commentator and author.
www.globeinst.org

Headquartered in Houston, the International Freight & Logistics Network (IFLN) comprises 173 specialist freight companies in 80 countries around the world. IFLN is a network of specially selected members working together to provide comprehensive supply chain solutions on a global basis.  IFLN has a strong market presence on every continent, within every major trading region and global transport operational expertise. The temperature controlled transport and storage market represent growing opportunities for IFLN, which has more than 75 members significantly involved in the food commodities market. The IFLN will held its annual conference and celebrate the company 10th anniversary onboard the MSC Fantasia in March this year. 
www.ifln.net

For the food industry fine-tuned (temperature-controlled) container shipping service operating along most of the transport corridors that combine real commodity knowledge with effective quality monitoring of all actors in the supply chain.  Competitive shipping solutions aiming at the highest standards in quality with a focus on stability, reliability and price.
www.foodcareplus.com

Taking place at the NEC Birmingham from 5-7 April, and building on the success of previous years, Multimodal 2011 is the UK's biggest transport & logistics event. Covering all modes of freight transport, this ground-breaking event reflects the strengths of the industry, addresses the challenges and charts the future, while providing both national and international suppliers with an invaluable sales and marketing resource. For the latest list of exhibiting companies and more information about attending as an exhibitor or visitor, go to www.multimodal.org.uk 

Shippers’ Voice is an independent information portal.  It provides a medium through which information can be presented, in the form of opinions, policies and insights, specifically on issues important to shippers, and revealing what shippers may be thinking and saying on the issues. Shippers’ Voice makes most material and information freely available on its website, as well as running seminars and offering detailed, bespoke research, drawing on the resource of a developing but confidential database of shipper-contacts. Register today for further benefits from The Shippers’ Voice.
www.shippersvoice.com