Group 1 - The 16th Argentina International Logistics Exhibition will take place from August 11 to 13, 2026, at the Buenos Aires Exhibition Center, organized by Expo LOGISTI-K [1] - The exhibition is recognized as one of the largest and most influential logistics equipment and transportation industry events in the South American market, attracting up to 30,000 professionals each year [3] - Buenos Aires is Argentina's largest economic center, hosting over 80,000 industrial enterprises, contributing two-thirds of the national industrial output, and accounting for 75% of the country's import and export goods [3] Group 2 - The exhibition will feature a wide range of products including handling equipment such as forklifts, cranes, and hydraulic pallet trucks, as well as packaging materials like shipping containers and sealing supplies [4] - It will also showcase warehousing solutions including vertical warehouses and automated storage and retrieval systems, along with logistics management services and transportation technologies [5]

Group 1 - The recent adjustment in tariffs between China and the U.S. includes the cancellation of 91% of retaliatory tariffs and a 90-day suspension of 24% tariffs, retaining only a 10% base tariff [1][4][6] - Following the tariff reduction, there has been a significant surge in container orders from China to the U.S., with reports indicating an increase of nearly 300% in shipping orders within days of the tariff changes [3][4][6] - Despite the increase in orders, the overall trade relationship remains uncertain, as the 90-day suspension is temporary and does not address the structural tensions in U.S.-China trade [3][4][9] Group 2 - Data from Chinese ports shows a nearly 280% month-on-month increase in container shipments to the U.S. since mid-May, indicating a rush among exporters to capitalize on the temporary tariff relief [4][6] - U.S. importers are responding quickly to the tariff changes, with many companies reporting a surge in inquiries and orders from American clients [6][9] - However, U.S. exports to China, particularly in pork and beef, continue to face high tariffs, limiting the benefits of the tariff suspension for American farmers [7]