‘2023 ICPI Week (International Pharmaceutical and Cosmetics Week)’, the largest exhibition in Korea where you can see the entire supply chain from pharmaceuticals and cosmetics development to manufacturing and distribution in one place, is hosted by the contest, KY Expo It opened on the 18th at KINTEX Exhibition Hall 1 in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province under the supervision of the organizers.
The characteristic of this exhibition, which will be held for 21 days until the 4st (Friday), is that you can check the ecosystem that makes up the supply chain related to the development and manufacturing of the market in one place. Accordingly, this exhibition introduces products and technologies for ▲design and development of medicine, bio, and cosmetics ▲laboratory science ▲production process and packaging ▲cold chain and logistics technology, and the organizer prepares seven specialized halls to suit the purpose of visitors .
The 2023 ICPI Week exhibition is largely divided into ▲International pharmaceutical and bioindustry exhibition (KOREA PHARM & BIO) ▲International cosmetic raw material and technology exhibition (CI KOREA) ▲International research, experiment and analysis equipment exhibition (KOREA LAB) ▲International chemical equipment industry exhibition (KOREA CHEM) It consists of ▲International Pharmaceutical·Bio·Cosmetics Technology Exhibition (COPHEX) ▲International Logistics Industry Exhibition (KOREA MAT) ▲International Cold Chain Industry Exhibition (KOREA COLD CHAIN).
▲The 13th International Logistics Industry Exhibition (Korea Mat 2023), ▲The 1st International Cold Chain Industry Exhibition (Korea Cold Chain 2023), the largest logistics and distribution exhibitions in Korea Trends can be seen at a glance. All key items in the logistics industry, such as logistics automation systems, logistics robots, logistics equipment and transport services focused on speedy delivery and efficiency, and cold chain technology will be introduced, and 181 companies will participate.
Among them, the International Logistics Industry Exhibition sponsored by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport and organized by the Korea Integrated Logistics Association celebrated its 13th this year as an exhibition where you can see the flow of advanced logistics technology at a glance.
Park Chan-bok, president of the Korea Integrated Logistics Association, as well as officials from logistics companies, as well as Indonesian Ambassador Gandhi Sulistianto, who is also a diplomat from a representative entrepreneur, visited the exhibition hall to see many technologies and solutions from companies on behalf of Indonesia with a population of 2 million. In the middle, the opening ceremony was held on the 8th.
On this day, Minister of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs Won Hee-ryong gave a congratulatory speech at the opening ceremony, saying, “Logistics is the most basic service in the industry, and it is also the fastest-growing field in the world. “Competition in the field of optimal service to visit customers as digital-related technologies, including artificial intelligence, and automation solutions including autonomous driving and robots are combined,” he said. This will proceed,” he said.
“I think Korean companies can do better than anyone else in the logistics field. There are already 80 related workers and the annual added value of services is showing up as sales of 150 trillion won. Innovation is also fast in the field of mobility, but safety issues are stricter in this field, and the intertwining of existing stakeholder industries is more complex and more persistent. Therefore, I hope that the logistics field will come out first.”
Minister Won said, “For this, overlapping regulations and disconnection and interference between many areas intertwined with local governments and administrative agencies will be quickly eliminated through regulatory innovation. Through this, I hope that newly emerging services will quickly secure an initial market and build up experience and competitiveness in the Korean market to go global and become a leading company that can compete with global companies such as Amazon.”
In particular, Minister Won Hee-ryong, who expressed expectations for Korean companies and Korea’s young brains and entrepreneurship, said, “We will spare no effort in supporting not only the creation of such a market, but also R&D and support to resolve various difficulties of companies.” The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport will open its doors to logistics companies and logistics personnel and listen to the voices of the field. The government will do its best so that we can play together as a ‘one team’ with all of you,” he added.
Minister Won Hee-ryong said, “The legislature, the administration, and businesses will work together to advance innovation. The government will work hard to create good jobs and open up opportunities for young Koreans in the future,” he said. .
Meanwhile, ‘2023 ICPI Week (International Pharmaceutical and Cosmetics Week)’, Korea’s largest exhibition where you can see the entire supply chain from pharmaceutical and cosmetic development to manufacturing and logistics distribution in one place, is hosted by the contest exhibition, K. Hosted by YExpo, it will be held at KINTEX from Tuesday, April 4 to Friday, April 18.
The 2023 ICPI Week exhibition is largely divided into ▲International pharmaceutical and bioindustry exhibition (KOREA PHARM & BIO) ▲International cosmetic raw material and technology exhibition (CI KOREA) ▲International research, experiment and analysis equipment exhibition (KOREA LAB) ▲International chemical equipment industry exhibition (KOREA CHEM) It consists of ▲International Pharmaceutical·Bio·Cosmetics Technology Exhibition (COPHEX) ▲International Logistics Industry Exhibition (KOREA MAT) ▲International Cold Chain Industry Exhibition (KOREA COLD CHAIN).
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