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Transport & Logistik Schweiz 2011

Switzerland, Bern - 14th & 15th september 2011
The 3th easyFairs event with an expanded concept!

We want to meet the requirements of a changing market and treat them as new opportunities. So in 2011 we are expanding the easyFairs logistics trade fair concept to create TRANSPORT & LOGISTIK Schweiz, an exhibition with added value.
Date(s)
14th & 15th september 2011
Venue
BEA bern expo Hall 120/130 Mingerstrasse 6 CH-3000 Bern 22
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