MOS Trade Fair Boasts Impressive International Lineup with 650 Participants and 1,100 Brands

MOS Trade Fair Boasts Impressive International Lineup with 650 Participants and 1,100 Brands

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The international trade fair MOS, taking place in Celje between 18 an 22 September, will this year showcase 650 participants from nine countries and 1,100 brands from 26 countries. The fair will cover five main areas: home, tourism, leisure, technical solutions and business, CE Report quotes STA.

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