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The tipper and construction industries had a hard year in 2009. Volumes took a hammering, construction saw sites as empty as the order books. But there are strong signs that the market is recovering and Tip-ex exhibitors and guests are alt eager to plan the future together There is a strong -back to businessfeel at Tip-ex10 and we are delighted to showcase some of the great advances in productivity efficiency, health and safety and operational best practice which have continued apace despite the recession.
This year's Show features some of the best manufacturers and service providers from all over the transport and tipping sector We hope that you use the Show to make contacts, get fresh ideas, share best practice and, above all, go home full of new opportunities to improve your business and your bottom line. Enjoy!
Dave Tattent Director of G&T Events