United Fresh seminar addresses exhibiting at virtual expo

The United Fresh Produce Association, whose annual show has moved to a digital format because of the COVID-19 pandemic, has scheduled a web seminar on exhibiting at the digital event.

By Chris Koger

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September 23, 2022 01:09 PM

The United Fresh Produce Association, whose annual show has moved to a digital format because of the COVID-19 pandemic, has scheduled a web seminar on exhibiting at the digital event.

The seminar on exhibiting at United Fresh LIVE! Is at noon Eastern May 14. Registration is online.

“United Fresh staff will take the mystery out of the virtual trade show experience and explain how your investment in participation will return dividends long after the show ends,” according to a news release.

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