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Expo Pack 2010 Mexico / PROCESA 2010

Mexico, Mexico City - June 22 – 25, 2010
EXPO PACK México and PROCESA 2010 will showcase the latest solutions in packaging and processing machinery, materials, containers, and other related goods and services.
EXPO PACK México and PROCESA offer direct access to the packaging and processing industries in Latin America attracting buyers from throughout the region.
Date(s)
June 22 – 25, 2010
Venue
Centro Banamex

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