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SICK is one of the world’s leading solutions providers for sensor-based applications in the industrial sector. Founded in 1946 by Dr.-Ing. e. h. Erwin Sick, the company with headquarters in Waldkirch, Germany ranks among the technological market leaders. With more than 50 subsidiaries and equity investments as well as numerous agencies, SICK maintains a presence around the globe. SICK has almost 12,000 employees worldwide and generated a group revenue of around EUR 2.2 billion in the 2022 fiscal year.

At RTE, we help terminal operators improve efficiency and deliver maximum customer value by optimizing their reefer management processes. Our range of reefer monitoring products work together seamlessly to provide a customizable automated system that remotely collects data from refrigerated containers. With over 40 years of experience and innovation in reefer monitoring technology, RTE products maximize the utility of all terminal assets, essential for growing today’s reefer terminal business.

The long awaited in-person return of TOC Americas became a reality on October 18th in Lima, Peru, with a complete two track program consisting of the Container Supply Chain conference and TECH TOC, which offer attendants the possibility to learn about the evolution of the maritime, port, and logistics sector straight from the most stand-out analysts and industry actors.

The dynamics of the logistics sector are influencing the trends driving the modernization and expansion of maritime & logistics infrastructure.

On a global scale, about 80% of goods are transported by sea due to its cost efficiency compared to that of land or air transport. The covid-related unprecedented disruption that we have witnessed, however, is forcing shipping lines and cargo owners to look for other alternatives that allow them to meet delivery times.

The return of in-person events has marked the industry agenda during this year, and TOC Americas is no exception. Lima, Peru, will host the 22^nd version of the leading maritime logistics conference in the Latin American region, which returns to the Peruvian capital after its successful debut in 2017, this time with a reloaded conference program and an upgraded experience. 

Since the outbreak of the pandemic in early 2020, we have witnessed unprecedented disruption across the supply chain.
Whether caused by factories being paralyzed due to lockdowns, the quarantine of seafarers arriving to shore, or the exponential growth of E-commerce, the reality of covid has certainly put strong pressure on the maritime & logistics sector worldwide.