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UK Manufacturing & Supply Chain Expo

United Kingdom, Milton Keynes - 24th November 2020
On the back of a very successful event last year, we have been working hard behind the scenes to make the Manufacturing & Supply Chain Conference & Exhibition even bigger and better in 2020.

Call for Speakers

If you wish to speak at the event please email info@manufacturingevent.co.uk
Date(s)
24th November 2020
Venue
Arena MK, Milton Keynes
Contact for booking / more info
info@manufacturingevent.co.uk
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