Totana held from September 30 to October 3 at the Plaza of the Constitution's First Fair Trade "Outlet" in which more than 30 traders in the town sell their products at low prices.
Through this initiative, promoted by the Department of Commerce and with the collaboration of the Association of Dealers in Totana, is designed to give new impetus to commerce in the town so that neighbors can learn about the products establishments in an attractive and low cost.
The fair, which was presented by the Mayor of Totana, José Martínez Andreo, Commercial Councillor, Isabel Maria Sánchez Ruíz, and the president of the Retailers Association of Totana, Francisco Andreo, will feature more than thirty exhibitors will be open from the afternoon of Thursday 30 September and on 1, 2 and 3 October during business hours.
As explained the mayor of Commerce, this is a fair in which traders can make a return to stock products and the consumer can buy goods of various kinds with a significant discount on the price above.
From the Department as the owner, has seen the need to make available to small businesses totanero all the tools available to slow the loss of customers and the consequent decrease in consumption.
With this event, in which traders can participate in the municipality at no cost, except those that are not part of the association shall, to provide the logistics for the promotion of fair, "is intended to promote trade Totana through an attractive common image through which trade closer to the citizen, is to encourage consumption, and stocks disposed of so as to create a pole of attraction for customers and visitors, "as explained the mayor.
For his part, President of the Merchants' Association, among other things, explained that the Fair visitors can buy both products of all kinds of shoes, clothes, curtains, cosmetics and even lighting.
Totana Mayor explained that this is another of the actions promoted by the government team in the framework of support to productive sectors of the municipality and that it has received great support from the Department of Business and Universities has funded with about 17,000 euros to develop this exhibition.
Martínez Andreo has stressed that through this event shows a city in tune with the current adapted and added to new business forms that provide a respite for traders.
In this regard, he recalled that the City Council will continue to pursue policies that encourage trade in the town and to support the most affected sectors are now in the situation of crisis.
