Jun 16, 2022
The CHAMPS July 26-29 trade show is being rumored to be the event for the decade for the smoke shop industry.

June 16, 2022 – Las Vegas, NV – The topkratom brands will be hosted at this year’s CHAMPS Tradeshow in July, presenting an opportunity for vendors to see the new products in person and directly connect to the biggest brands in the industry. Additionally, some brands such as MIT45, are helping show best practices vendors are currently using to maximize revenue.
CHAMPS exhibitors include manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers, glass artists, inventors, and suppliers who showcase a massive selection of smoking accessories, counter-culture products, clothing, hand-blown glass, and other specialty gifts.
Every couple of months, the CHAMPS trade show takes place across the country and attracts strong attendance from retail and wholesale buyers from the region, representing some of the most well-known brands and shops in the industry.
The most anticipated exhibitor at this show is MIT45, who will be displaying their multiple new products. Additionally, their representatives will share their proven strategy to generate the highest revenue per inch in the industry.
MIT45 has established their reputation as the Gold Standard in the industry over the last two years. They have been recognized for building a positive workplace culture and was recently recognized as one of the Most Innovative Companies in 2022 for implementing the new digital sales card.
The new product, MIT45 Boost, will be on display during the exhibition, as well as the world’s first kratom gel, MITGo. Vendors will be able to purchase these products and network with the team to gain insights into turning this channel into a highly profitable addition.
The Champ tradeshow is the primary tradeshow in the smoke shop industry, and this July’s event will be the largest turnout since 2017. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to connect to the top brands and expand your revenue.
You can learn about Champs Tradeshow by going to https://champstradeshows.com
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