Our Institutional Partners

Founded in 1962, AETL (Acteurs, Élèves et Étudiants du Transport et de la Logistique) is a non-profit association that brings together professionals, students, teachers and trainers from the transport, logistics and supply chain sectors. With a presence throughout the country via its regional branches, the AETL works to provide guidance, promote professional integration and raise awareness of careers in the sector through job fairs, conferences, technical visits and topical events. With nearly 200 dedicated volunteers, the association acts as a bridge between young talent and economic players in the transport and logistics sectors.

Alpes Supply Chain federates supply chain players in the Alps to help them reduce the environmental and societal impacts of their activities.

The association offers around thirty events a year, including training courses, webinars, visits (factories, warehouses, ports, trade fairs, airports, etc.), conferences and collaborative workshops.

Created in 2022, the association already had 110 members in April 2024.

AUTF is a professional association of shippers, representing industrial and commercial companies in their role as transport contractors.

Multi-sectoral and resolutely multimodal, AUTF's action is part of a global approach to improving the economic and environmental performance of the transport chain in order to improve the competitiveness of companies and the attractiveness of the region.

Through the union of 30 federations, the Confédération des Grossistes de France (CGF) is the professional organisation representing the wholesale trade as a whole: the sector represents 160,000 companies throughout France (95% of which are SMEs), employing nearly one million people and generating more than €900 billion in sales. By 2024, the sector will be recruiting 75,000 people.

In 2022, the CNA will bring together a community of 18,000 directors, purchasing managers and buyers, representing over €300 billion worth of purchasing in companies (VSEs, SMEs, ETIs, CAC 40s) and the public sector (ministries, local authorities, hospitals). It brings together and provides its 18,000 members with expertise, experience sharing and a powerful professional network on a national scale and across its 11 regions.

The CNA:

→ Supports directors, purchasing managers and buyers in meeting the challenges of the purchasing function,

→ Promotes internal and external resources in companies and the public sector,

→ Contributes to improving the quality of supplier relations through the "Responsible Supplier Relations and Purchasing" (RFAR) Charter and Label,

→ relies on a team of permanent staff and volunteers, to carry the colours of the Purchasing function loud and clear.

Gathered within the France Supply Chain by Aslog community, the women and men of the Supply Chain are convinced that they can collectively contribute to the improvement of the world through their generous and passionate commitment.

The association federates 450 companies of all sizes (Large Groups, ETI, SMEs) and from all sectors of activity sharing the same ambition: to build more sustainable Supply Chains for the planet, the people and the economic performance.

By relying on the collective intelligence of its network of professionals and its mutual aid communities, France Supply Chain designs tools and solutions through collaborative work to enable companies and Supply Chains to meet all their challenges

Aware of the need to help companies better integrate environmental issues into their logistics strategy, AUTF and ADEME have initiated FRET 21 to enable all types of companies to implement concrete actions to limit the impact of their transport on the climate.

The FNTR has been representing and defending road haulage companies for over 90 years. Thanks to its regional and departmental network, it remains closely in touch with the realities on the ground. It has also had a presence in Brussels for nearly 30 years, acting as the voice of the industry within the European institutions. It has over 5,600 member companies.

Located at the heart of major international maritime trade routes, the Port of Marseille Fos serves as a strategic gateway to a leading logistics and industrial ecosystem in the Mediterranean. Handling more than 74 million metric tons of cargo and welcoming 9,400 ship calls each year, it supports all types of cargo flows: containers, Ro-Ro, vehicles, general cargo, bulk cargo, ferries, and cruise ships.
Leveraging efficient multimodal solutions particularly rail and river transport the Port is developing logistics chains that are increasingly competitive, seamless, and sustainable, all to enhance the performance of its customers and partners.

On Wednesday 3 April 2024, the ADEPALE association became Pact'Alim, the voice of France's 3,000 small and medium-sized food businesses. This name change marks a major turning point. The association is reaffirming its ambition to collectively meet the challenges facing the agricultural, fishing and aquaculture industries and the agri-food sector. Pact'Alim wants to play a central role in the country's agricultural and industrial revival, and in the various transitions, for the benefit of current and future generations.