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Wednesday 2 September 2015

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Gerald Lamusse

Managing Director,Global Produce Events;

Co-Director,Cool Logistics Asia

Dear Participants,

On behalf of Cool Logistics Resources Ltd and Global Produce Events GmbH,

welcome to Hong Kong for the first ever Cool Logistics Asia. We are delighted to

have participants attending from Asia, North and South America, Africa and Europe,

representing the complete perishables logistics and transport chain.

The theme for this first event is ‘Designing perishable supply chains of the

future’ and our goal is to foster constructive dialogue on what can and should

happen today to build the perishables logistics sector across the region. With

cargo owners, shipping lines, inland logistics, ports, cold chain infrastructure and

technology providers all sitting round the table together, we hope the next few days

will prove productive, profitable and enjoyable for everyone taking part.

Thank you for your support and we heartily welcome your feedback to help us build

and improve this event for the coming years. If there is anything we can do to help

you get the most value out of your attendance, don’t hesitate to come and talk to

any member of the team.

With warm regards,

The Cool Logistics Asia team

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WELCOME

Alex von Stempel

Managing Director,Cool Logistics Resources;

Co-Director,Cool Logistics Asia

Your Cool Logistics Asia conference ticket includes full access

to ASIA FRUIT LOGISTICA 2015 over the next 3 days







CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

09:00 PLENARY SESSION 1:

GLOBAL AND ASIAN SHIPPING

TRENDS

Room 201C

09:00 Welcome from the organisers

Alex von Stempel, Managing

Director, Cool Logistics Resources, UK

09:05 Moderator’s opening remarks



09:10 Perishable commodity review,

trends and trade lanes

Michel Looten, Maritime Director,

Seabury Group

09:30 KEYNOTE 1:

Container shipping challenges in Asia

Lars Kastrup, Senior Vice President,

Asia, CMA-CGM

09:50 Financing the cold chain

Nigel Webster, Director, Refrigerated

Containers, Seaco

10:10 Discussion

10:30 Refreshments & networking

11:00 PLENARY SESSION 2:

TRADE AND FOOD SAFETY

CHALLENGES

Room 201C


11:10 KEYNOTE 2:

Emerging markets – perishable

supply chain demands

Chetan Kumria, Vice President-

Supply Chain, Pernod-Ricard

11:30 Resolving the challenges of last

mile distribution in India

Tarun Arora, Manager Fresh Import

and Distribution, IG International

11:50 KEYNOTE 3:

Food safety compliance and first

mile logistics in China

Thomas Lau, Head of SCM & Logistics,

Metro Jin Jiang Cash & Carry Co

12:30 Discussion

13:00 Lunch & networking

Lunch is kindly sponsored by Seaco




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14:15 BREAKOUT SESSION 1:

MULTIMODAL CONNECTIVITY

AND INFRASTRUCTURE

Room 204


Alfred Cheung, Founder, Green

Society Association and former Head

of Reefer Trades, OOCL

14:25 Assessing Asian transport demand:

Ports and roads

Tsunemichi Mukai, Senior Vice

President, MOL Liner

14:50 Long-distance rail an alternative to

oceanfreight for perishables?

Henrik Christensen, President

Global Logistics, KTZ Express

Jan Strassburg, Senior Manager Rail

Logistics & Forwarding, DB Schenker

15:25 The seafood airfreight supply

chain: What are the critical success

factors?

Jack Lo, Cargo Product & Marketing

Manager, Cathay Pacific Airways

15:45 Discussion


COLD CHAIN INVESTMENT

PROJECTS AND GLOBAL SUPPLY

CHAIN SOLUTIONS

Room 201C




14:25 Cold storage investment in China:

Risks, opportunities and key factors

for success

Clement Lam, Director and General

Manager, Swire Pacific Cold Storage

14:45 Building efficient perishable supply

chains in China

Steven Chen Hai Zhao, CEO, China

Merchants Americold (HK) Holdings

15:05 Port-centric logistics for the

perishables sector - a European

example

Dick Gilhuis, Commercial Director,

Zeeland Seaports

15:25 CASE-STUDY: Perishable logistics

solutions for Chilean fresh produce

in Asia

Mauricio Padrón, Perishable

Logistics Advisor for Latin America

15:45 Discussion

SEE NEXT PAGE FOR BREAKOUT SESSION 3








COLD CHAIN TECHNOLOGY

Room 205


John Harnett, National Accounts,

Cold Chain Solutions, Sumisho Global

Logistics

14:30 How can existing post harvest

technologies and packaging solutions

help growers minimize loss?

Edward Goh, Director, Marketing &

Strategic Planning, Carrier Transicold

14:50 Controlled atmosphere solutions

for fresh produce

Kenji Takata, Manager Sales Department

Refrigeration Division, Daikin

15:10 How M2M technology could

change parameters for perishable

logistics efficiency

Sandy Verma, Senior Director, AT&T

Asia Pacific

15:30 Discussion

16:15 Refreshments & networking

16:45 CLOSING PLENARY SESSION:

DESIGNING PERISHABLE SUPPLY

CHAINS OF THE FUTURE

Room 201C




17:00 The impact of Panama Disease on

banana shipment patterns

Hans-Willem Van der Waal,

Managing Director, AgroFair

17:20 The pineapple cake supply chain

Damian Lee, Founder, SunnyHills

17:30 PANEL DISCUSSION

Tarun Arora, Manager Fresh Import and Distribution, IG International

Alfred Cheung, Founder, Green Society Association and former Head of Reefer Trades, OOCL

John Harnett, National Accounts,Cold

Chain Solutions, Sumisho Global Logistics

Caesar Sanches, Regional Head Ocean Freight Asia Pacific, Panalpina

18:00 Close of conference


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companies, with a fleet which includes standard dry freight

containers, reefers, tanks, swap bodies, flat racks, open

tops and the two pallet-wide SeaCell container. Seaco and

Cronos are integrating their activities with a combined fleet

of 3.626 Million CEU (cost equivalent units) or 2.179 million TEU, making it

one of the world’s largest container fleets. Available from more than 300

depots worldwide, Seaco and Cronos consider their culture and operations

to be truly global with around 300 employees and agents worldwide, and

operating through a network of depots in more than 120 cities in 40 coun-

tries. By working closely with container manufacturers and offering the most

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thanks to the excellent congestion-free and multimodal connection to the

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Tarun Arora

Director Finance Operations

IG International

Tarun Arora has helped guide IG International

through diversification and growth to emerge

as one of the Indian leaders in the fresh fruit

industry. With more than a decade of industry

experience, Tarun has incorporated IG Supply

Chain Pvt. Ltd, consisting of temperature-

controlled warehouses holding a capacity of

20,000 pallets across nine facilities, and he

plans to double this capacity to 40,000 pallets.

IG Supply Chain operates a fleet of 70 trucks,

of which 50 are reefer trucks with trailers to

ship products from port to market.

Alfred Cheung

Founder; Former Head of

Reefer Trades, OOCL

Green Society Association

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, Alfred took up the role

of consultant to explore the reefer logistics

business in China. He served as Managing

Director of ZIM in Japan and recently he co-

founded an organisation to promote further

efficiency in the global logistics industry.

Henrik Chistensen

President of Global Logistics

KTZ Express

Henrik Christensen has over 40 years of

experience in the shipping, logistics and

supply chain industry, including M&A services.

In 2005, he started China Logistics Club, an

initiative to help smaller- and medium-sized

freight forwarders build business with China,

and has since added African Logistics Club,

European Logistics Club, Americas Logistics

Club and Indian Logistics Club, totalling around

400 members from 86 different countries

worldwide. He is currently working with KTZ

Express to develop the new Silk Road.

Dick Gilhuis

Commercial Director

Zeeland Sea Ports

Dick Gilhuis has served as Chief Commercial

Officer at Zeeland Seaports, the Port Authority

of the ports of Vlissingen and Terneuzen, since

October 2011. During the previous 12 years

he worked at Carrier Transicold in the reefer

container industry, in general management

functions. At the beginning of his career, Dick

worked as Sales Manager at Van Hessen and

Hapag Lloyd Nederland.

SPEAKERS







Edward Goh

Director of Marketing, Global

Container Refrigeration

Carrier Transicold

Edward Goh has over 20 years’ commercial

experience in sales, marketing and distribution

with multinational corporations in Asia, Europe

and USA. He recently worked at Resorts

World Sentosa in Singapore, and, prior to this

spent 18 years with Heineken in a variety of

commercial roles.

John Harnett

National Accounts, Cold Chain

Solutions

Sumisho Global Logistics

John Harnett has over 30 years of international

transportation experience, with the last 15

focused on refrigerated container transport and

emerging reefer technology, he has witnessed

the evolution of the global reefer trade. His vast

background in the containerised reefer trade

extends from the ocean carrier perspective

to working with growers and shippers on

ensuring optimum cold chain and atmosphere

enhancement for various perishable

commodities.

Lars Kastrup

Senior Vice President

CMA CGM

Lars Kastrup has served as Senior Vice

President in the CMA CGM Asia regional

office since last year. Before this, Lars worked

for 6 years at the CMA CGM headquarters

in Marseille, where his remit as Senior Vice

President covered Europe, Africa and the

Americas. Previously, Lars had a long career

at AP Moller-Maersk where he worked in

executive and general management positions

in Copenhagen, Africa and France and was

responsible for the liner’s trade and terminal

activities.

Chetan Kumria

Vice President of Supply Chain

Pernod Richard

In his present role as VP of Supply Chain

for Pernod Ricard India, Chetan leads a

team responsible for the company’s end-

to-end supply chain management including

warehousing, transportation, import/exports,

SC planning and inventory management.

His career in supply chain management

spans 15 years, with exposure to multiple

industries in Asia including automotive,

consumer electronics, healthcare and food and

beverages.

SPEAKERS




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SPEAKERS

Clement Lam

Director & General Manager

Swire Pacific Cold Storage

Limited

Clement Lam has worked in multiple locations

worldwide including Thailand, Dubai, Indonesia

and the UK throughout his 26 year career with

Cathay Pacific Airways. In 2010, Clement was

seconded to Swire Pacific to lead and develop

the cold chain logistics business in China for

the Swire Group. Before the secondment,

he was the Managing Director of Hong Kong

Airport Services Limited. Clement is also the

Chief Representative of John Swire & Sons

(China) Limited and the Chief Representative of

Swire Industrial Limited in Shanghai.

Thomas Lau

Head of SCM & Logistics

Metro Cash & Carry

Thomas Lau has over 25 years of experience

in logistics and supply chain management, and

has held senior positions in China for a variety

of multinationals including FedEx, Easylink 3rd

Party Logistics Ltd, Orbet Express International

Transportation Ltd. and Menlo Worldwide

Logistics. In his current role at Metro Cash and

Carry China, he oversees SCM and logistics

strategy for the company’s operations and

is responsible for sales development and

government liaison.

Damian Lee

Founder

SunnyHills

Damian Lee, is General Manager of Taiwan-

based, SunnyHills, a speciality farm-bakery-

store business which produces fresh pineapple

cakes. Beginning his career initially as an

engineer, Damian has held senior management

and sales roles at National Semiconductor, AIT,

WPG Electronics and Acrotech.

Jack Lo

Cargo Product & Marketing

Manager

Cathay Pacific Airways

Jack Lo is responsible for the development

and marketing of products for Cathay

Pacific Cargo. His responsibilities include

product design and development, quality

assurance management and research into

customer needs. Jack was responsible for

the development and implementation of

the airline’s product – a specialised service

catering for the pharmaceutical industry. Jack

has worked in a variety of managerial roles,

including sales management and corporate

sales within the Cargo department.







SPEAKERS

Michel Looten

Maritime Director

Seabury Group

Michel Looten is responsible for the maritime

practice within Seabury’s consulting

division. His responsibilities include the

further expansion of Seabury’s offering and

proposition in the maritime industry through its

business intelligence products and consulting

services. Clients are half of the top-20 global

container lines, but also many of the world’s

largest global forwarders, terminal operators

and maritime authorities. Michel started his

career in container shipping with P&O Nedlloyd

in 1999.

Tsunemichi Mukai

Senior Vice President

MOL Liner

Tsunemichi Mukai has worked for MOL Liner

for 22 years. Now Senior Vice President

and based in Hong Kong, Tsunemichi

works in Global Reefer Management, Dry

Special Cargo Management and Marketing

& Communications. Prior to this, he had

worked as Vice President based in Chicago

in Transpacific, Latin and Alliance Trade

Management. He also has previous experience

working with the company in Japan, London

and Rotterdam.

Mauricio Padrón

Perishable Logistics Advisor

Independent Consultant

Mauricio Padrón has 17 years’ experience in

perishables logistics in Latin America. In 2003

he helped co-ordinate LCL’s expansion into the

continent, and in his previous role as CCO for

Latin America he worked with both suppliers

and retailers to facilitate ideal conditions for

perishables trade.

Caesar Sanches

Regional Head Ocean Freight

Asia Pacific

Panalpina

Caesar Sanches has spent 12 years in

the Merchant Marine, 9 years working for

shipping lines ashore and 9 years in freight

forwarding. He worked for nearly 15 years

developing the reefer footprints in the Asia

Pacific region for a carrier and 2 freight

forwarders. Last year he joined Panalpina as

Regional Head Ocean Freight, Asia Pacific,

after 7 years with Kuehne + Nagel.




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SPEAKERS

Jan Strassburg

Senior Manager Rail Logistics

& Forwarding

DB Schenker

As Corporate Co-ordinator of China Rail

Services, Jan Strassburg is responsible for

designing and managing multimodal networks

across Eurasia, including temperature

controlled solutions. He has held this post

since 2012, before which he served for 14

years as Managing Director of rail forwarding

for a leading trans-Eurasian rail operator and

Managing Director of a group of Khazakh

companies in Germany.

Kenji Takata

Manager Sales Department

Refrigeration Division

Daikin

Kenji Takata is in charge of Sales for Daikin’s

reefer machine, based in Osaka, Japan. He

has worked for the reefer container industry for

over 18 years. He gained previous experience

working for a container maintenance company

before he joined Daikin industries in 2005. He

is now responsible for his customers in South

East Asian shipping companies.

Hans-Willem van der Waal

Managing Director

Agrofair

Hans-Willem van der Waal has worked in

Agricultural Business Development and as

a Management Consultant. From 2004 he

worked developing a fresh mango export supply

chain with small farmers in Burkina Faso, Mali

and Côte d’Ivoire. He joined AgroFair in 2008

and became Managing Director a year later.

AgroFair imports Fairtrade and/or organic

certified bananas, pineapples and other tropical

fruits mainly from Central and South American

countries, and distributes all over Europe out of

its Rotterdam based logistics centre.

Sandy Verma

Senior Director

AT&T Asia Pacific

Sandy Verma leads AT&T’s Internet of

Things Strategy & Solutions in Asia Pacific,

providing an industry-leading suite of machine-

to-machine (M2M) services with global

connectivity, application delivery platforms and

Vertical Strategies. Now based in Hong Kong,

Sandy joined AT&T in 2001 and has been at

the forefront of the company’s work launching

of 3G and 4G. He has been honored by City of

Los Angeles for his pioneering work developing

and deploying the City’s first public safety

wireless solution.







SPEAKERS

Alex von Stempel

Managing Director

Cool Logistics Resources

Alex von Stempel has over 20 years’

experience as a commentator and trade

journalist, dedicated to freight transport and

logistics. He has organised and chaired

international conferences in Europe, Asia,

Africa and USA. Alex has developed global and

regional perishable logistics events, believing

that niche conferences such as Cool Logistics

Global, Asia and Americas have an important

role in giving reefer cargo and operations

a voice that will resonate up and down the

supply chain.

Nigel Webster

Director of Refrigerated

Containers

Seaco Global

Nigel Webster has served as Seaco’s Reefer

Director since 2006. His role involves the

commercial strategy and lifecycle management

of Seaco’s refrigerated container fleet. He is

responsible for the world’s largest Leasing

fleet of refrigerated containers, working across

Marketing, Sales, Finance, Procurement and

Engineering functions. Under his tenure Seaco

has positioned itself as leader in reefer fleet

management with an innovative approach

to product development, procurement,

commercial and technical issues.

Cool Logistics Resources Ltd provides

top-quality business intelligence and

networking for supply chain, logistics

and transport professionals in the

international perishables markets.

7th Cool Logistics Global29 SEP - 1 OCT 2015 | BRUGES

www.coollogisticsglobal.com

The event is held by Global Produce Events GmbH, organiser of ASIA FRUIT LOGISTICA, the

leading international trade exhibition for the fresh produce sector in Asia. www.gp-events.com

In cooperation with Cool Logistics Resources Ltd, organiser of annual conferences on perishables

logistics: Cool Logistics Global, Asia, Africa and Americas. www.coollogisticsresources.com

ABOUT THE ORGANISERS

Global Produce Events GmbH is a

Messe Berlin GmbH and Fruitnet Ltd.

joint venture. It stages Asia’s leading

annual fresh produce trade exhibition

– Asia Fruit Logistica.

Fruit Logistica Berlin3 - 5 FEBRUARY 2016

www.fruitlogistica.com




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