ECCC International Joint Exhibition Team Appears in Germany

Sep.13.2022

The ECCC International Expo booth is being set up at the Dortmund Exhibition Center and will debut on September 15th.

On September 13th, Building 1 of the Dortmund Exhibition Center in Germany began its setup process as part of the "ECCC International Exhibition Group". The basic frame of the exhibition booth has been completed. Tomorrow, background panels and exhibit samples will be brought in one after the other, bringing the booth to its complete form and officially debuting on September 15th.

On September 13th, photos were taken of the ECCC joint exhibition group exhibition booth.

Images of the ECCC joint exhibition group's exhibition booth on September 12th.

The "ECCC International Exhibition Team" jointly formed by ECCC and 2FIRSTS (2firsts.com) will feature five companies, including Shenzhen Karl Tech Co. Ltd., Shenzhen Meizhonglian Technology Co. Ltd., Shenzhen Huaxinyu Technology Co. Ltd., Shenzhen Wulun Technology Co. Ltd. and Shenzhen Huanhuanlele Technology Co. Ltd. Tomorrow, the background display boards, corporate brochures, product samples, etc. of ECCC and the five companies mentioned above will be delivered to the exhibition hall, and the booth will be finally set up.

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