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KOREA MAT 2021

Korea, Republic Of, Seoul - May 25-28, 2021
KOREA MAT 2021 Find out the latest trend in the global logistics' market from KOREA MAT 2021- Korea's Representing Materials Handling & Logistics Exhibition.

KOREA MAT 2021 is Korea's biggest logistics exhibition covering transport logistics, e-commerce, retail, intralogistics, and logistics robot. It is best platform to initiate and expand
your market share in Korea and the Asia-Pacific Region.
Date(s)
May 25-28, 2021
Venue
KINTEX 1
Ticketing
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