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PPI Transport Symposium 19

Netherlands, Amsterdam - 11th to 14th October 2011
PPI Transport Symposium is the only biennial conference and exhibition exclusively dedicated to the worldwide transport, handling and distribution of forest products. Organized by RISI and the IFPTA, this industry-leading program concentrates on the trends, innovations and issues surrounding the materials handling, transport, warehousing, and communication systems of forest products logistics.
Date(s)
11th to 14th October 2011
Venue
Amsterdam RAI Europaplein 22 Amsterdam, 1078 GZ Netherlands
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