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Drawing footfalls: A view of a section of the exhibition held as part of the Logistics 2007 event of the CII in Chennai. –

Our Bureau

Chennai, Sept. 22 The three-day Logistics 2007 Exhibition organised by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), which ended today, attracted over 10,000 business visitors from manufacturing, logistics, material handling, IT , ports, transport corporations and State and Central Government.

The 100 plus exhibitors displayed innovative products, including the Pick-to-light middleware of Godrej & Boyce (for warehouses, manufacturing industries, retail sectors) and the yet to be launched Novus and Turbo vehicles by Tata Motors. It also showcased software for vehicle tracking, intelligent access and port terminals , a CII statement said. Major exhibitors included Tata Motors, Ashok Leyland, Safexpress, TVS Logistics, Godrej & Boyce Mfg Co, Sical Logistics, Maini Material Movements, AFL, Blue Dart, Take Solutions, Indo Arya Logistics and the NYK Group.

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