The President emphasizes the growing complexity the industry must navigate:

• Stricter international regulations, particularly regarding Good Distribution Practices (GDP);
• A more vulnerable global logistics environment, impacted by climatic, geopolitical, and infrastructural disruptions;
• Reinforced requirements for traceability and security, supported by real‑time data;
• Increased pressure on sustainability models, affecting transport, packaging, and carbon optimization.

“The industry is evolving very quickly. TIPS 2026 will provide an opportunity to assess the situation and explore robust, immediately applicable solutions.”

A Call to Exhibitors: “Bookings Are Accelerating”

The organizing team is seeing strong engagement from transport and logistics providers, laboratories, packaging manufacturers, and all other sector partners.

“TIPS has become a key crossroads for the industry. Exhibiting here offers exceptional visibility and provides access to decision‑makers, quality experts, supply chain managers, pharmaceutical laboratories, and biotech companies. It is a catalyst for meetings and collaborations.”

A Rich 2026 Program: Highlights of the Two-Day Event

The 2026 official program promises to be particularly comprehensive, built around the major challenges of pharmaceutical transport. The opening sessions on Tuesday, June 23, will set the tone with a focus on cold chain fundamentals, multimodality, and resilience.

Tuesday, June 23, 2026: A Day Dedicated to Core Industry Challenges

• Cold chain: re‑use of data loggers and sustainable innovations
• Air transport: strengthened operational requirements and digitalization
• Maritime transport: why LCL remains a challenge for the healthcare sector; the return of wind‑powered shipping, with major pharma companies committing
• Humanitarian logistics: operations in extreme contexts
• Scientific presentation: the “superpowers” of tardigrades as inspiration for future innovations

The day will end with a tour of the exhibition stands, followed by a gala evening—an ideal moment to foster informal exchanges.

Wednesday, June 24, 2026: Energy, Compliance, and Emergency Management

• Road transport: status of alternative energy solutions
• Laboratories: customs and counterfeiting—protecting the pharmaceutical supply chain
• French overseas territories (DROM‑COM): end‑to‑end emergency management and ultramarine logistics specificities

This second day will delve deeper into sustainability, compliance, and risk management.

A Central Theme: Combining Logistics Performance and Environmental Transition

TIPS 2026 is built around a strong message:
Operational excellence and environmental responsibility are now converging priorities.

Three guiding pillars will structure all discussions:

1. Decarbonization and environmental impact assessment of temperature‑controlled solutions and transport modes
2. Digitalization and data intelligence, with a special focus on enhanced traceability
3. Security and quality, in a context of globalized and interconnected supply chains

“We aim to demonstrate that credible, effective solutions already exist and fully address the real needs of the industry,” confirms the President.

A Key Event for the Future of Healthcare Product Transport

The President concludes:
“TIPS is not just a conference. It is a space where part of the future of healthcare product transport is being shaped. We invite the entire industry to come, exchange, exhibit, and draw inspiration.”