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LogiMAT 2020 - CANCELLED

Germany, Stuttgart - 10-12 March 2020
LogiMAT 2020 - CANCELLED LogiMAT exhibition in Stuttgart has been cancelled by German officials in the face of an increased risk of coronavirus.

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LogiMAT will return to Stuttgart from March 9 to 11, 2021.
Date(s)
10-12 March 2020
Time(s)
9 AM - 5 PM
Venue
STUTTGART TRADE FAIR CENTRE
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