MBS丨Focusing on Chemical Logistics, Connecting with New Industry Opportunities

The three-day 23rd China International Chemical Industry Fair (ICIF China 2026), held from September 15 to 17, 2026, came to a successful close. As a logistics service provider with a focus on chemical logistics, Xingmei Lun participated in this industry event under the theme “Dangerous Goods LCL · Safe Delivery,” engaging in face-to-face discussions with chemical industry clients and business partners from different regions. Throughout the exhibition, we communicated with industry participants through business discussions and professional exchanges, gaining a better understanding of market needs, sharing our experience in dangerous goods logistics, and exploring potential opportunities for cooperation.

With the continued development of international trade in chemical products, companies are facing increasingly diverse logistics requirements. In dangerous goods transportation, professional handling and coordination are involved throughout multiple stages, from cargo identification and document review to packaging, declaration, warehousing and subsequent transportation. For chemical companies using LCL services, developing a suitable transportation arrangement based on the characteristics of the cargo and coordinating each stage effectively are also important considerations in international logistics.

During the exhibition, we had in-depth discussions with visitors and industry professionals regarding dangerous goods LCL transportation. On site,MBS communicated with chemical industry clients and logistics professionals on topics including dangerous goods exports, LCL transportation, destination ports and logistics arrangements.

During these discussions, we gained a better understanding of clients’ specific requirements, including cargo characteristics, packaging methods, shipping schedules and destinations, and discussed potential logistics arrangements based on their individual needs. Face-to-face communication also provided us with a more direct understanding of the issues and considerations that companies encounter in their actual shipping processes, while helping us gain further insight into logistics requirements across different markets and cargo types.

In addition to business discussions, the exhibition also provided an opportunity to connect with industry partners. During the event, we exchanged views with professionals from different regions on topics including international transportation of chemical products, dangerous goods compliance, LCL transportation and cross-border logistics services. Through these exchanges, we shared industry experience, discussed changes in the market and explored logistics requirements and potential cooperation opportunities across different regions.

For dangerous goods logistics, professional capabilities extend beyond the transportation stage and involve multiple processes before and after shipment. From preliminary document review to booking, export customs clearance, maritime declaration, warehousing and container loading, as well as subsequent international transportation, coordination between different stages is important. For dangerous goods LCL shipments in particular, advance review and appropriate arrangements based on the specific cargo requirements can help facilitate subsequent transportation operations.

MBS has been focusing on the chemical logistics sector and gradually improving the coordination of services across document review, booking, export customs clearance, maritime declaration, warehousing and container loading, and international transportation, based on customers’ actual shipping requirements. The exhibition also gave us an opportunity to communicate directly with more chemical industry clients, gaining a better understanding of their needs while further building our industry knowledge and service experience.

Although the exhibition has come to an end, communication and cooperation continue. Looking ahead, MBS will remain focused on chemical logistics, with continued attention to dangerous goods ocean freight, dangerous goods LCL and multimodal transportation. We will further optimize our international logistics processes and, guided by the service philosophy of “Simple, Compliant, Professional and Safe,” provide chemical companies with logistics services and transportation solutions tailored to their specific needs.

MBS is committed to supporting chemical companies in expanding into international markets through professional logistics services, while exploring more opportunities for cooperation in the field of chemical logistics.