The next meeting of the Logistics Club, organized by Lógica (a business organization of logistics operators) and which will be held for the seventh time, will address, among other topics, how the latest regulatory changes will affect the future of the sector; the new association model; the balance between supply and demand for transport and its impact on prices; the status of the self-employed; the lack of personnel; the impact of immigration; and new infrastructure and its relationship with multimodality.
With all these issues on the agenda, the 7th Logistics Club Meeting will focus on assessing the sustainability of a sector undergoing significant internal and external change. It will be held on February 20th at the Meliá Castilla Hotel auditorium in Madrid and, this year, will be supported by Gazeley, a leading European logistics real estate company (and the event's sponsor). Representatives from unions, government, and all sectors of the logistics and transportation industry will attend and participate in the presentations, followed, as usual, by roundtable discussions.
Two-decade struggle for the interests of the sector
In fact, these annual meetings are designed to bring together numerous companies from the logistics chain to analyze trends, projects, challenges, and new proposals in a sector that has experienced one of the highest growth rates in Spain's economic activity in recent years. Thus, "The Latest Business Consolidation Trends and Their Impact on the Transport Sector" was the theme that served as the guiding thread for this year's meeting, where the Lógica quality seal was also presented. This seal recognizes the commitment to excellence of the best logistics companies, their dedication to continuous improvement, employee satisfaction, and their active contribution to economic and social development, regardless of whether they are national or international.
Lógica began its journey in 1984 and is the association that currently represents the interests of 80% of logistics operators active in Spain, seeking to publicize the aspects that most affect their activity.
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