JPMA show hosts steady buyer traffic

Article Abstract:

A report on the Juvenile Products Manufacturer's Association (JPMA) trade show that started off with a good attendance, in spite of several main exhibitors pulling out of the show is presented. The business conducted at the show with mass, e-tail and international buyers making up the bulk of the people attending the show and making it a success, is highlighted.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Marketing procedures, California, FURNITURE AND FIXTURES, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, International trade, Furniture industry, Trade shows

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JPMA to host three 'town hall' meetings

Article Abstract:

The Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association (JPMA) New York holding three town hall meetings just before the American International Toy Fair is presented. The purpose of these meetings is to pave a way of communication between retailers, manufacturers, sales representatives and the JPMA board.

New York, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Consumer goods industry

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Key manufacturers pull out of JPMA show

Article Abstract:

Several key manufacturers that made a decision to forgo this year's Juvenile Products Manufacturer's Show (JPMA) at Dallas in May 2004 are presented. The reasons for the same were the shift in the buying cycle of customers, the timing clashing with other shows, including cost and location etc.

United States, Games, toys, and children's vehicles, Exhibitions, Infants, Infants' supplies industry, Baby products industry, Infants' supplies, Baby products

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