The 2nd edition of the Big Show Amazônia started in Manaus, aiming to boost business in the supermarket sector with an expected attendance of 20,000 people and economic transactions estimated at R$ 120 million.
The Big Show Amazônia, now in its second edition, kicked off on Tuesday, October 17, in Manaus, Brazil, gathering supermarket executives, wholesalers, suppliers, and businesses interested in expanding operations in the region. The event is set to continue until Thursday, October 19, at the Nova Era Hall in the southern part of the capital. Organized by the Amazonas Supermarkets Association (Amase), the event aims to enhance the role of the supermarket retail industry and the supply chain in both regional and national economies, underlining its significance as one of the major job and income generators in the country.
The fair is expected to generate around R$ 120 million in business transactions and welcome approximately 20,000 visitors throughout its duration. It fosters strategic meetings and networking among various segments of the supply chain, with the agenda featuring connections between retail and industry, experience sharing, and presentations of technological solutions, all while promoting regional production. The event is a critical platform to stimulate economic growth and innovation within the supermarket sector.
Exhibitors are utilizing creativity, technology, and sensory experiences as strategies to attract attendees. Visitors can engage with innovative displays and participate in discussions geared towards enhancing the supermarket sector's effectiveness and sustainability. By focusing on these aspects, the Big Show Amazônia not only serves as a business event but also as a venue for fostering a collaborative environment among stakeholders in the supermarket industry, furthering advancements in supply chain logistics and consumer engagement.
