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Supply Chain & Logistics Summit 2019

Belgium, Antwerp - September 24-25
DISCOVER THE LATEST INSIGHTS IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

With a solid track record of delivering Directors and C-Suite Executives, the EMEA Supply Chain & Logistics Summit & Expo is one of the most established events of its kind in Europe.

Now in its 21st year, it is a highlight in the calendar where world-class organisations meet to maximise efficiency and minimise costs through supply chain strategies of the future.
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September 24-25
Venue
The Hilton Antwerp Old Town
Ticketing
TBC
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