According to diendandoanhnghiep.vn, ITL Logistics demonstrated its integrated supply chain capabilities at the 4th Vietnam International Logistics Exhibition (VILOG 2026), emphasizing digital transformation and sustainable logistics practices amidst the evolving global supply chain landscape.
VILOG 2026 Draws Major Industry Participation
The exhibition, which took place in late July 2026, served as a critical platform for the logistics sector to connect with global partners and explore emerging technologies.
The event attracted more than 450 enterprises from 22 countries and territories, featuring over 550 exhibition booths. Over the course of the three-day event, the venue welcomed more than 25,000 visitors seeking to update their knowledge on industry trends and establish new cooperative opportunities.
Nguyen Anh Son, Director of the Import and Export Department under the Ministry of Industry and Trade, addressed the opening ceremony. He characterized digital transformation, digital commerce, smart transport, and green logistics as the primary trends reshaping the industry in the coming period.
Reflecting these priorities, the VILOG 2026 theme was “Building Smart and Sustainable.” ITL Logistics, a consistent Silver Sponsor for the past three years, utilized the platform to showcase its integrated ecosystem and interactive solutions tailored to the specific operational needs of the market.
Market Growth and Infrastructure Expansion
The exhibition coincided with a period of significant growth for the Vietnamese economy, providing a fertile ground for logistics expansion.
According to the source, the total import-export turnover for the first seven months of 2026 was estimated at 659.58 billion USD, representing a 28.1% increase compared to the same period in 2025. This surge in trade volume has driven continuous investment in transport infrastructure, seaports, and warehousing facilities.
ITL Logistics leveraged this growth by hosting symposiums that addressed specific industry challenges. The symposiums covered topics such as the new generation of cold chain logistics, the green transformation of chemical warehousing, and the impact of artificial intelligence and automation on the freight workforce.
Industry experts and ITL representatives analyzed the difficulties facing logistics enterprises and proposed optimal solutions to enhance productivity and adaptability. They emphasized the need for supply chains that can meet rising standards for speed, data transparency, cost optimization, and emission reduction.
Commitment to Digital and Green Transformation
ITL Logistics reaffirmed its strategic direction by highlighting the shift from voluntary adoption to mandatory implementation of advanced logistics standards.
“Digital transformation, automation, and green logistics are no longer just trends; they have become urgent requirements,” an ITL representative stated. “These are also the directions closely linked to ITL’s development strategy, with the goal of continuously improving operational efficiency and providing sustainable logistics solutions for customers.”
The company integrated these themes into its symposium discussions, focusing on building resilient and sustainable supply chains. The symposiums provided a space for deep analysis of the challenges enterprises face and the technological solutions required to overcome them.
Investing in Human Capital and Safety
Beyond technological solutions, ITL Logistics addressed the critical human element of the supply chain by launching the “Safe and Excellent Logistics Driving Competition 2026.”
This initiative, which marked the second time the competition was held, aims to create a professional arena for the driving workforce. The program honors driving skills, promotes a culture of safety, and recognizes the contributions of the personnel who ensure the flow of goods across the entire supply chain.
As VILOG 2026 concluded, ITL Logistics committed to transforming the connections and values formed during the event into practical cooperation opportunities and innovative solutions for the Vietnamese logistics industry.
Source: diendandoanhnghiep.vn
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