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2026 Global Chemical Supply Chain (China) Summit Gathers 600+ Chemical Industry Executives

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The global chemical industry is undergoing profound shifts amid reshaping geopolitics, rising trade barriers and volatile energy costs. The traditional globalized supply chain framework is rapidly restructuring, with regionalization, localization and industrial clustering emerging as key industry trends. Persistent market uncertainties, dual-carbon policies, stricter hazardous chemicals regulations, and the accelerated adoption of AI & digital twin, have shifted chemical supply chains from pure efficiency to a new era balancing safety, resilience, efficiency, sustainability and intelligence. 

GCSCS2026 will gather nearly 600 attendees from government, academic institutions, industry associations, leading chemical producers, LSPs, consulting firms, software, equipment, packaging and other solution providers. With a global vision and local focus, the summit will cover core topics such as supply chain restructuring, risk management, low-carbon & sustainability, end-to-end resilience, digital & Intelligent transformation, agile production & operation, cost optimization & efficiency improvement, customer experience improvement, regulatory trends, organization & talent development and more. It will delve into AI & digital twin applications, and supply chain management practices across the sub-sectors of chemical industry.

Summit Presents:

600+ Participants

120+ Chemical Manufacturers

80+ Solution Providers

30+ Authoritative Speakers

10 Hours+ Networking

30+ Exhibition Booths

 

Date: 19th-20th, November 2026

Venue: Chateau Star River Pudong Hotel - Shanghai, China

Registration Link: http://www.knggroup.com.cn/GCSCS2026/en/register.asp

Contact: 

Tel: +86 21 6077 8889

Email: info@knggroup.com.cn

 

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