During the day, trade fair visitors had the chance to meet Budi’s team and learn more about how machinery, trucks, and equipment can be given a new life through Budi’s auction platform. There was strong interest in sustainable, comprehensive solutions within the transport and logistics industry, and many took the opportunity to stop by and discuss reuse in practice.
– The Truck Show in Mantorp is a natural meeting place for us. Many of the companies and drivers we want to reach with our message are here: that things should be used, not thrown away. We’re delighted to meet so many engaged visitors. says Johannes, founder of Budi.
Budi continues its commitment to maintaining a presence at industry trade fairs around the country, where dialogue with companies and drivers is central to driving the transition toward a more circular economy.
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