LAAD Defense & Security returns in person between April 11th and 14th, 2023, taking place at Riocentro, in Rio de Janeiro.
On this return, Creative Events, organizer of the fair, and its exhibitors will have the support of New Expo, a logistics operator with extensive experience in the events sector.
AT LAAD, the largest and most important defense and security fair in Latin America, the company puts all its expertise into practice with in-depth knowledge of the sector's legislation, taking care of imports, releases, transportation, movement in the pavilion and re-export of material.
All of these actions require close monitoring, as they have many specificities. At LAAD 2023, New Expo, in addition to Brazil, will serve companies from 6 countries, Italy, Turkey, India, China, Slovenia and the USA.
Its dynamic and highly capable team is trained to treat each operation as a priority, delivering the best from the most complex operation to the simplest.
New Expo's first performance at LAAD took place in 2014, offering support to the Military Police during the fair and participating in the opening of the market to break the war material monopoly in Brazil.
In this last action he acted as freight forwarder and logistics operator for dozens of international factories, importing and delivering war material, so that police from different states could carry out tests.
The company also follows developments, news in the sector and updates itself by visiting international events, such as the main industry fair for professionals from government agencies with security responsibilities and the armed forces, ENFORCE TAC, in Germany, being part of the company's mission. São Paulo Military Police.
With important achievements under its belt, New Expo is the only company in the sector that has already imported defense and security material to 25 of the 26 states in Brazil.
In two years there were more than 500 import processes totaling around USD 95 million, 1,300 tons of war material movement, 6 planes chartered to transport pistols and a reduction of USD 1.8 million in storage value for its customers.
Source: Radar Portal
