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TRANSPORT & LOGISTICS Switzerland 2013

Switzerland, Bern - September 18th - 19th
TRANSPORT & LOGISTICS Switzerland 2013, the trade fair for transport, intralogistics & distribution logistics, is taking place in Bern on 18 & 19 september 2013.

Topics covered at TRANSPORT & LOGISTIK Schweiz 2013:

Durable and non-durable goods
Labelling
Storage & processing
IT solutions
Assembly
Date(s)
September 18th - 19th
Venue
BEA Bern Expo
Contact for booking / more info
stefan.meier@easyfairs.com
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