Exhibitions / Congresses

SITL 2009

France, Paris - 24-26 March 2009
SITL is the annual international logistics solutions event in Europe. Boasting a successful track record of 24 years, SITL is the top business development tool for exhibiting companies. SITL offers global business solutions to address market issues for participants.
Date(s)
24-26 March 2009
Venue
Porte de Versailles, Hall 7.2
Contact for booking / more info
see website
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