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Networking coffee meeting with a trade mission of manufacturing companies from Sheffield and South Yorkshire

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On 5 June 2018 in the Poznań City Hall, the British Polish Chamber of Commerce organized a coffee networking meeting for BPCC member companies and the trade mission of manufacturing companies from Sheffield.

The meeting started with an informative part during which guests learnt in three short presentations the economic profile and investment potential of Poznań and the metropolis, the formal and legal requirements of expansion onto the Poznań market, and the support offered to British companies in Poland by the British Embassy. This part was followed by networking, one-to-one conversations and exchanging of contacts. The following British companies took part in the meeting: International Trade Forum Ltd, The Company of Cutlers in Hallamshire, Durham Duplex, Evenort Ltd, Irwin Mitchell LLP, Lidster Paragon Tool Co. Ltd, Macalloy, Pryor Marking Technology, Service Engineering CNC Ltd, Sheffield City Regional Local Enterprise Partnership, Torres Engineering and Pumps, YBROS Drills (Sheffield) Ltd, and the Barnsley & Rotherham Chamber of Commerce.

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