Steel producers that are looking for ways to add value and increase sales are now viewing transport and logistics as an opportunity rather than a cost. Competition for steel consumers in the developed economies is fierce among the increasingly globalised steelmakers. Because of buoyant steel prices and large volumes, steel is a very attractive commodity to transport and logistics service providers.



The Steel Logistics Conference will be a unique forum exploring:

The needs of steel cargo sellers and buyers
Using logistics to increase customer service
Outlining the new roles of break bulk terminals to assist steel flow
Examining the dynamics of seaborne steel transport: evaluating freight rates and fleet size of short and deep sea
carriers
Integrating the transport of steel by river, rail and truck networks across the hinterland
Incorporating the evolving services being offered by steel distributors

Brochure available - http://www.metalbulletinstore.com/images/covers/Steel Logistics Conference 2008/Steel_Logistics_Conference_2008.pdf