Amid global supply chain restructuring, rapid development of AI technology, and rising demand for logistics resilience from businesses, the 2026 Smart Business Logistics Asia (SBLA) is being held from June 23 to 25 at the Taoyuan Convention and Exhibition Center.

The opening ceremony of the 2026 Asia-Pacific Smart Business Logistics Expo was attended by Su Wen-ling, Director-General of the Commercial Development Administration, Ministry of Economic Affairs; Chang San-cheng, Mayor of Taoyuan City; representatives from logistics industry associations and international logistics organizations, witnessing this annual grand event for Taiwan's logistics industry. (Photo by Tsao Chia-jung)

This year's exhibition centers on the theme "SMART, SAFE, SUSTAINABLE," focusing on three key aspects: intelligence, safety, and sustainability. It features six themed exhibition areas: International Logistics, Smart Logistics, Cold Chain Innovation, Logistics Talent, Commercial Vehicles, and an AI Smart Technology Pavilion. The exhibits cover the latest technologies in smart warehousing, automated sorting, AI logistics management, cold chain transportation, low-altitude economic applications, new energy commercial vehicles, and logistics safety solutions. Notably, for the first time, logistics fire safety is included as a core exhibit topic, reflecting the industry's strong emphasis on warehouse safety, risk management, and supply chain resilience.

In addition to its continued growth in scale, this year's exhibition further showcased the achievements of international cooperation. During the opening ceremony, the Taoyuan Supply Chain and Logistics Smart Operation Alliance signed Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) with the Singapore Logistics Association, the Thai International Freight Forwarders Association, the Indonesian Cold Chain Association, and the Hong Kong Taiwan Business Association, marking a new milestone in the exchange and cooperation between Taiwan and the Asian logistics industry.

The Taoyuan Supply Chain and Logistics Smart Operations Alliance signed Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) with the Singapore Logistics Association, the Thai International Freight Forwarders Association, the Indonesian Cold Chain Association, and the Hong Kong Taiwan Business Association. (Photo by Tsao Chia-jung)

In addition to the exhibition, the three-day event also features 40 forums and professional seminars, inviting 66 domestic and international experts, scholars, business leaders, and industry representatives to discuss important topics such as global supply chain trends, AI-powered smart logistics, cold chain innovation, logistics security, talent development, and sustainable development. Logistics industry leaders from Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Hong Kong, and Taiwan will also share their experiences in cross-border cooperation at the international forums, jointly outlining the future blueprint for the smart logistics industry.