The journey for African perishables—fruits, vegetables, and meat—has never been more turbulent. From disrupted sea freight due to Red Sea attacks to gaps in the cold chain, rail, and handling capacities, exporters face complex hurdles. Perishable Logistics Africa 2025 will focus on overcoming these barriers, uniting key stakeholders to craft sustainable solutions for African agri-exports. Let’s create a resilient logistics ecosystem to move Africa’s fresh produce from farms to global markets. Organized by: Logistics Update Africa Contact : Ms.Renju Raju +91 8879045963 [email protected] Ms.Nikita Takkekar +91 7304560785 [email protected] https://statmedia.events/pla/ Registration: https://statmedia.events/pla/?page_id=11116

Future of perishable logistics – sustainable, digital and commercially viable As the fifth edition of Perishable Logistics Africa 20224 (PLA) returns to Nairobi in Kenya we put the focus back on logistics and supply chain for Africa’s perishable produce exports. Taste is set to drive demand and influence the way fresh fruit and vegetables are produced, sold and distributed. What is produced in one part of the world is likely to be consumed elsewhere in the world. How will logistics and supply chain of the future for perishable goods evolve with rapidly changing consumer demand? Organized by: Logistics Update Africa Registration: https://statmedia.events/pla/?page_id=9187 Contact : Ms.Renju Raju +91 8879045963 [email protected] https://statmedia.events/pla/