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GCCA Opens Registration for 2027 Cold Chain Convention in Florida

Industry leaders will examine trade, AI, resilience and regulation, with early-rate registration available through Dec. 31, 2026.

GCCA Opens Registration for 2027 Cold Chain Convention in Florida

The Global Cold Chain Alliance (GCCA) has opened registration for the 2027 GCCA Convention, scheduled for May 17–19, 2027, in Miami, Florida. The annual event will bring together cold chain industry leaders and senior management teams to discuss international trade, economic trends, artificial intelligence, supply chain resilience, and regulatory challenges.

The convention program will feature keynote presentations, technical and strategic sessions, interactive roundtables, and an Innovation Showcase featuring vetted industry partners. Discussions will address crisis management, enhanced traceability requirements, and the practical application of AI in temperature-controlled logistics.

Keynote speakers include Susan Schwab, former U.S. Trade Representative, who will examine international trade developments; Dr. Marci Rossel, former CNBC Chief Economist, who will discuss the global economic outlook; and Dan Chuparkoff, an AI educator and innovation expert, who will explore the integration of artificial intelligence and human expertise in cold chain operations.

The event will also include a Women in the Cold Chain workshop on May 17, available to registered delegates through advance registration on a first-come, first-served basis. Additional activities include networking receptions, an opening night event, and industry networking opportunities.

“2027 will be a pivotal year for temperature-controlled logistics as global cold chains pursue sustainable growth, resilience, and innovation amid trade shifts, supply chain disruption, and policy changes,” said James Rogers, GCCA Senior Vice President, Member & Program Services and Operations.

Early-rate registration is available through December 31, 2026. Registration details and information about exhibitor and sponsorship opportunities are available on the GCCA website.

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