IRU Logistics and Innovation Forum 2020

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Capture the business potential offered by new technologies in safety and security. Learn about new solutions driving the industry forward, and connect with the IRU network, jointly representing over 500,000 transport operators.

21st February, 2020 - 22nd February, 2020

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IRU
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Event Location

London Heathrow, UK

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