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Korea MAT 2020

Korea, Republic Of, Goyang - April 14- 17, 2020
Korea MAT 2020 KOREA MAT 2020 is the Korea's biggest logistics exhibition covering transport logistics, e-commerce, retail, intralogistics. KOREA MAT is best platform to initiate or expand your market share in Korea as well as Asia-Pacific Region.

- The Business Place where gather makers, suppliers, specialists for the logistics industry from Korea
- KOREA MAT 2020 is leading materials handling & logistics exhibition in KOREA!
- The Best opportunity for positioning your brand, promoting new products & technology and building new partnerships in the industry!
Date(s)
April 14- 17, 2020
Venue
KINTEX 2 KOREA
Contact for booking / more info
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