The Negros Trade Fair, a trademark initiative of the Association of Negros Producers, is the country's longest-running provincial trade fair, held each year in Metro Manila (ANP). While ANP was not spared from having to cancel the 35th edition in 2020 due to the pandemic, the 35th Negros Trade Fair is now online! It's currently ongoing which started last May 29 and will end on June 30, 2021. It would definitely provide new prospects and a larger market for companies. It's also part of the Negros Season of Culture and the Union Bank Global Linker program.
The e-commerce site (www.shopnegrostradefair.com) will be a platform for small to medium-scale businesses to showcase a selection of products created with skilled craftsmanship and a taste of renowned Negrense cuisine. It was created by the Association of Negros Producers (ANP) to highlight the best products and services that Negros has to offer, as well as the culture, lifestyle, land, history, and tales that go along with many of its traditions.
Sellers from various sectors such as natural and organic food, garments, fashion accessories, furniture, décor, houseware, agriculture, and tourism represent the industries that provide for and sustain the people of Negros.
In the long term, it will enable ANP members not only to establish an online presence but will also allow them to tap both the local and international markets.
Simultaneous with the launch online, The Association of Negros Producers (ANP) will open the on-site selling event in Bacolod City at a new location aptly named The HUB where The Negros Showroom will showcase quality Negrense-made products and will serve as a center for entrepreneurship for the province.
35th Negros Trade Fair also celebrates the dynamic partnerships formed over the years with the Provincial Government of Negros, Governor Eugenio “Bong” Lacson, Association of Negros Producers, Department of Tourism, Department of Trade and Industry, private business sectors, sponsors, and media partners, who collectively share the common goal to promote the province and strengthen small and medium enterprises in Negros.
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