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Globalia Logistics Network Partners with Breakbulk Americas 2026

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Breakbulk Americas 2026 will take place from 22–23 September 2026 at the George R. Brown Convention Center, Houston, Texas

Globalia Logistics Network is the Official Partner of Breakbulk Americas 2026, the leading and longest-running exhibition for the project cargo and breakbulk industry in the Americas. The 2026 edition comes as the U.S. project market enters a major investment cycle, with significant developments in manufacturing, critical minerals, advanced nuclear, semiconductor fabrication, data centres, and power generation driving demand for project cargo and specialised logistics services.

The event will bring together project owners, EPCs, manufacturers, carriers, ports, freight forwarders, and equipment providers, including major companies such as Bechtel, ExxonMobil, Fluor, GE, Shell, and SpaceX. The event is designed to provide direct access to the decision-makers responsible for selecting transport and logistics partners for major projects.

A Programme Designed Around Project Owners

Under the theme Moving Projects Forward, Breakbulk Americas 2026 will feature a redesigned conference programme focused on the opportunities emerging from the current project investment cycle.

The programme will run across two stages, including the Breakbulk Live stage, featuring headline sessions and an Energy Opportunity Super Session, and the new Voices Stage, which will offer more interactive sessions and an Innovation Pitch programme connecting new solutions with project executives and technology leaders.

The event will also introduce NextWave 30, extending the Education Day programme to early-career professionals and supporting the development of future talent within the project cargo industry.

A change for Globalia Members to Connect with Project Cargo Opportunities

Breakbulk Americas offers freight forwarders an important platform to connect directly with project owners, EPCs, manufacturers, carriers, ports, and other key stakeholders involved in major infrastructure and energy projects.

Globalia encourages its members to participate in Breakbulk Americas 2026 as a valuable opportunity to strengthen their professional networks, connect with major project cargo decision-makers, and gain insights into the investment and infrastructure developments creating new logistics opportunities across the Americas.

More information & registration

As demand for project cargo continues to grow alongside major investments in energy, manufacturing, technology, and infrastructure, collaboration across the project logistics supply chain is becoming increasingly important. Through its partnership with Breakbulk Americas 2026, Globalia Logistics Network strengthens its engagement with the project cargo community while creating further opportunities for its members to connect with potential business partners and industry leaders.

Popular supply chain websites cover the news of Globalia’s 2nd Virtual Meeting

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Globalia’s 2nd Virtual Meeting held on the 14th and 15th of November was a perfect opportunity for network members to assemble virtually and carry on with their business talks

Six major webzines of the transportation and logistics sector cover the news of Globalia Logistics Network’s 2nd Virtual Meeting. The online conference ensured that the delegates get to network and collaborate without leaving the safety of their homes. During the two days of the meeting, Globalia hosted 1150 one-to-one video conferences among network members. The one-to-one meetings among freight forwarders allowed them to consolidate their partnerships and work on more concerted projects with their network partners. In other words, the meeting helped to achieve the fundamental goal of the network viz. the business expansion of the member companies.

The news of the event was covered by AJOT, and Logistics Business, Actualidad Maritima y Portuaria, DC Velocity and Cargo Breaking News.

Globalia's 2nd Virtual Meeting of independent freight forwarders
Globalia’s 2nd Virtual Meeting gets wide coverage

 

AJOT aka American Journal of Transportation is a leading online journal of the logistics sector. It covers the latest news and insights from the freight forwarding industry.

Logistics Business is an UK based online supply chain journal. It is a comprehensive database of all the important news and reports from the transportation and logistics sector.

Actualidad Maritima y Portuaria is a Spain based web journal that has been publishing supply chain news since 2009. They are an initiative of the students and professors of the International Maritime Business School.

DC Velocity is a leading multi-media magazine serving the specific informational needs of professionals in the logistics sector. This US based logistics magazine offers comprehensive coverage of the supply chain industry.

Cargo Breaking News is India’s No. 1 platform for cargo, multimodal logistics, warehousing, and all other sub-sectors in the supply chain industry. Furthermore, this magazine includes several sections like news, opinions and interviews from the freight forwarding sector.

Jioforme is a news portal dedicated to several topics like business, health, sports, and technology. With a vast network of strategically located correspondents all over the world, they publish a wide selection of breaking news stories.

The press release published in the above six websites talks in-depth about the successful outcome of Globalia’s 2nd Virtual Meeting. They mention how during the present travel restrictions, the network members were able to conduct their business discussion online. Additionally, the reports also touch on the FreightViewer workshops that acquainted the delegates with the newest updates of Globalia’s cutting edge rate management system.

Make sure to click on the above links and check out their coverage of our online conference!

Industry’s Newest Freight Group opens for applications- ARABIANSUPPLYCHAIN.COM

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Applications have begun being accepted for membership of the industry’s newest freight group, Globalia Freight Network, which has the Middle East as one of its key air/sea freight hubs worldwide.

The Globalia Logistics Network will be accepting applications from agents in the Middle East and the rest of the world, it said in a release.

Globalia is born out of the Conqueror Freight Network founded by Antonio Torres 7 years ago. “Conqueror is the only network to offer exclusivity per city, audit all applicants and only accept those given the green light by an external auditor,” explained Torres.

“Because of the unique nature of Conqueror, the amount of interest in membership is still unprecedented and in truth, there is simply not enough room to accommodate every qualifying company, so, I felt it was right to give more agents the opportunity to enjoy the same benefits through a new network,” he added.

“Some might say that what we are launching is not new, and they would be right. We are offering the same opportunities as Conqueror but for a new group of first class companies, allowing them to work with the same calibre of agents as themselves worldwide,” said Torres.

“With the multinationals taking more and more of their business daily, independent forwarders find themselves in a cooperate or die situation which rogue network operators are exploiting,” he added. “In the last decade, the majority of the emerging networks have only been interested in one thing; collecting a membership fee. None offer the rigorous selection process we do, none offer the financial security we do and none offer the daily support and amount of quality complimentary marketing tools we do.”

Applicants for Globalia Freight Network will undergo a tough selection process including external auditing and those 1/10 applicants accepted will enjoy the first six months free. “This will be a trial -period for both parties,” explains Torres, “thus ensuring that every member is bringing business to the network and adding value to the brand.”