ENTSORGA-ENTECO 2009 is Setting the Course for Success

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ENTSORGA-ENTECO 2009 is Setting the Course for Success

27 Aug, 2009

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ENTSORGA-ENTECO – the international trade show for waste management and environmental technology – will bring together all sectors of the international waste management and environmental technology from 27 to 30 October 2009 in Cologne. ENTSORGA-ENTECO 2009 has two current themes "Climate and resource protection" and "Energy-efficiency and environmental technology". Numerous foreign visitors have queried about group participation or have already secured themselves a stand, including the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce, from Britain, the German-Dutch Chamber of Commerce, a group from Korea, a Swiss group, a Chinese group (NIECO), the Russian Ministry of Natural Resources and the Russian Federation. German group participations are also already set. Groups from Singapore and France have already announced their participation. Within the context of the Eastern European Environmental Summit at Entsorga-Enteco 2009, exhibitor and visitor groups from Eastern Europe are being invited, the development of the Eastern European environmental market presented and business matchmaking offered. The British environmental market is one of the focuses. Here exhibitors and visitors from Great Britain are also being intensively addressed, the environmental market presented and business matchmaking offered.

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