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FLTA Annual Awards for Excellence 2006

United Kingdom, Birmingham - 11th February 2006
FLTA Annual Awards for Excellence 2006 The materials handling event of the year. An entertainment-packed occasion including presentation of the Annual Awards for Excellence - the Archies.

For information visit www.fork-truck.org.uk, email mail@fork-truck.org.uk or call 01256 381 441.
Date(s)
11th February 2006
Venue
Hilton Birmingham Metropole
Contact for booking / more info
mail@fork-truck.org.uk or call 01256 381 441.
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