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The Restaurant Show shall feature SuperTuffMenus®

Marketing . • Jul 25, 2019

We're delighted to announce we'll have a stand at The Restaurant show (30th September until 2nd October 2019) in London at Olympia.

Already looking to 2020, we've got another exhibition booked in to our diaries already.
Want to meet the inventor of the SuperTuffMenus® material and learn more about it? Join us at The Restaurant Show (2019) and we'll be discussing how our SuperTuffMenus® can save £££ by making menus reusable, durable, waterproof - they really do last the test of time.

We're also going to be at Pub20 (4th-5th February) also at Olympia and HRC - Hotel, Restaurant & Catering (3rd - 5th March 2020) at ExCel.

Three London trade shows to find us at, don't be a stranger!

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