The Mid-Atlantic Nursery Trade Show (MANTS) announced that online registration for their 2017 event is now open. Green Industry companies and businesses who are interested in exhibiting or attending may register online at www.MANTS.com.
MANTS will hold its 2017 show from January 11-13 at the Baltimore Convention Center in Baltimore, MD. Widely known as The Masterpiece of Trade Shows, MANTS brings together close to 1,000 vendors of industry products and services from across the United States and internationally, making it one of the largest trade show market places serving the Horticulture Industry.
“The MANTS team is honored to once again bring companies representing all aspects of the green industry to Baltimore for the 47th year of the Mid-Atlantic Nursery Trade Show,” said Vanessa Finney, MANTS Executive Vice President. “Each year I look forward to seeing the new products and innovations the talented people in our industry have developed; it is always exciting to watch companies plan for the year ahead and display new trends to watch!”
MANTS anticipates welcoming about 100 new exhibiting companies to the show floor this year. In 2016, MANTS welcomed over 11,039 registrants to the Baltimore Convention Center which included 966 exhibiting companies spread out over the 300,000+ square feet of contiguous exhibit space. The green industry exhibiting companies and professionals hailed from 44 states and 11 additional countries representing a wide variety of products, services and trends on the show floor. 3,379 buying (non-exhibiting) companies were also represented.
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