Starling Logistics at SIAL Paris 2026

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Behind every successful delivery are strong partnerships, reliable logistics, and people working together.

This October, the Starling Logistics team visited SIAL Paris 2026, one of the world’s leading international food industry exhibitions, bringing together producers, suppliers, distributors, and businesses from across the global food sector.

Our colleagues Andrius Ugianskis, Aleksandr Suslonov, and Zenon spent several productive days in Paris reconnecting with long-term partners, meeting potential clients, and exploring new opportunities for cooperation in international food logistics.

Connecting with Partners and Exploring New Opportunities

For Starling Logistics, attending international exhibitions is about more than discovering new products and industry trends. It is an opportunity to meet the people behind the businesses we work with and better understand their transportation needs.

During SIAL Paris 2026, our team held valuable discussions with existing partners and new business contacts about international transportation, supply chain challenges, and opportunities to develop new logistics routes.

These conversations help us strengthen existing relationships while building new connections with food producers, exporters, and distributors looking for reliable logistics solutions.

Understanding the Needs of the Food Industry

Food logistics requires careful planning, flexibility, and a clear understanding of cargo requirements. From fresh fruits and vegetables to frozen and temperature-sensitive products, every shipment has its own transportation challenges.

With over 15 years of logistics experience, Starling Logistics provides international road freight, temperature-controlled transportation, and multimodal logistics solutions connecting Europe, Central Asia, and China.

Meeting food industry professionals at SIAL Paris allowed our team to exchange insights about transportation requirements, delivery schedules, and the importance of maintaining product quality throughout the supply chain.