Intermodal EXPO Exhibitor List

This product is an exhibitor list for Intermodal EXPO, focused on the edition scheduled for Sep 13–15, 2027 at Long Beach Convention Center, Long Beach, CA, USA. It helps you see which Supply Chain & Logistics suppliers may appear, so you can plan meetings, booth routes, and research. The event is expected to host around 300 exhibitors. Sample companies like Daifuku, Dematic, Honeywell Intelligrated, and Vanderlande show the mix of automation and material handling suppliers. Treat names as examples, not a guaranteed current roster. Always confirm final participation with the organizer or the official show directory before making firm plans.

• Event-specific exhibitor directory
• Covers supply chain and logistics vendors
• Built for planning and research

Sales teams can use this list to plan account-based outreach around Intermodal EXPO. Sort exhibitors by product category, then map them to your territories or target segments. Before the show, build a shortlist of booths to visit and people to meet. After the show, use the list to organize follow-up by priority. This works well for teams selling automation, software, components, or services into logistics operations. It does not promise that every contact is available, and it does not replace official registration data. Use it as a starting point for research, then verify details through public sources or the organizer.

• Build target account lists
• Plan booth visits and meetings
• Organize post-show follow-up

Buyers and sourcing teams can compare potential vendors before the show. Group exhibitors by category such as automated material handling, warehouse systems, freight transportation, or cold chain. Note the sample names to see the range of suppliers. Then prepare questions about capacity, integration, service coverage, and total cost. On site, use the list to move between booths efficiently and record notes in a consistent format. This helps you evaluate options without relying on memory. The list is a research aid, so confirm specifications, pricing, and availability directly with each vendor.

• Group vendors by product category
• Prepare comparison questions
• Track notes across meetings

Analysts and strategy teams can study exhibitor patterns to understand where the market is moving. Look at which categories appear most often, which companies return across editions, and which new names emerge. For Intermodal EXPO, the mix of automation and logistics suppliers can signal demand areas such as warehouse automation, robotics, and supply chain visibility. Use the list to build simple trackers, tag companies by segment, and compare with prior years. This supports planning and benchmarking. It does not provide verified financials or performance data, so combine it with other public sources.

• Spot category trends
• Track returning and new exhibitors
• Compare across editions

Start with the show dates and venue: Sep 13–15, 2027 at Long Beach Convention Center, Long Beach, CA, USA. Build a shortlist from the exhibitor list, then set a daily route with time blocks for booths, sessions, and breaks. Prioritize must-see suppliers and leave room for discovery. Use sample names like Swisslog, Bastian Solutions, and SSI SCHAEFER as anchors if they match your needs, but check the official floor plan for final locations. Bring a simple note template for booth number, contact, product fit, and next step.

• Set a daily booth route
• Reserve time for discovery
• Use a consistent note template

This exhibitor list is a planning tool, not an official show directory. Names are examples and may change. Dates, venue, and exhibitor counts come from the structured event details and should be confirmed with the organizer. Do not treat the list as proof that a company will attend or that a contact is reachable. For outreach, follow applicable privacy and marketing rules. For research, cite public sources and note when information was collected. If you need guaranteed accuracy, use the official event website or ask the organizer for the latest exhibitor roster before you commit budget or travel.

• Confirm details with the organizer
• Follow privacy and marketing rules
• Note when data was collected