Machinery manufacturer organizations in France and Italy have clashed over a decision to shift France’s SIMA agricultural machinery show in Paris to November next year, when it will overlap the EIMA international show staged in Bologna, Italy.
Axema and its commercial exhibition organizing partner Comexposium have moved the SIMA event as part of a rebranding and repositioning exercise to “fulfill the expectations of its sector ever more closely, revealing technical solutions and rising to the…
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