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SIL BARCELONA

Spain, Barcelona - 26-28 June 2019
SIL BARCELONA SIL BARCELONA, the Leading Exhibition for Logistics, Transport, Intralogistics and Supply Chain in Southern Europe, will celebrate its 21st edition adding synergies with eDelivery Barcelona Expo & Congress, the XXXVI Congress of ALACAT, the International Congress of Authorized Economic Operators and the Free Zones World Congress.


+650 companies | +220 speakers | +250 events
Date(s)
26-28 June 2019
Venue
Fira de Barcelona
Contact for booking / more info
sil@el-consorci.com
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