Exhibitions / Congresses

India Warehousing Show

India, Uttar Pradesh - 17-19 December, 2000
India Warehousing Show India Warehousing Show is more than India's leading exhibition on logistics and supply chain: it is the heartbeat of the industry. The 2020 edition will mark its 10th anniversary, and with a successful stint of nine years, IWS is back once again to offer all its participants, a bigger and a much better platform to put forth their latest products, network with the industry players, learn about market trends and make new contacts as well as reconnect with older ones.
Date(s)
17-19 December, 2000
Venue
IEML, Greater Noida
Contact for booking / more info
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CONSTRUCTION FORKLIFTS
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Used - Sale
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Hire
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