60�SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER 2025�ABASTO.COM By Hernando Ramírez-Santos W ith hundreds of exhibitors, innova- tive products, and contagious energy in every aisle, the National Super- market Association’s 2025 trade show established it- self as a must-attend event for the retail sector in the tri-state area of the nor- theastern United States. Te NSA Trade Show 2025, in partnership with Porky Products, brought to- gether manufacturers, dis- tributors, and buyers from the independent supermar- ket sector. Te event took place at the Meadowlands Exposition Center in Secau- cus, New Jersey. A WIDE RANGE OF INNOVATIONS AND SERVICES Hundreds of companies oc- cupied the exhibition foor to ofer food, household items, technology, and ser- vice solutions for indepen- dent supermarkets. Te diversity of products attracted hundreds of bu- yers, distributors, and in- dustry professionals. Many took advantage of the fair to network and close deals. KEY PLATFORM FOR BUSINESS AND EXPANSION During the fair, participa- ting companies presented their products to super- market owners and deci- sion-makers. Te NSA ofe- red a direct platform for closing strategic deals. Rafael Núñez, a member of the NSA’s board of direc- tors, highlighted the eco- nomic impact of the event on the region. “We connect producers, sellers, and su- permarkets to ofer better prices to communities”, he said. NSA TRADE SHOW 2025 KEY PLATFORM DRIVING GROWTH IN LATIN AMERICAN RETAIL Continues on page 62... Enrique Jerónimo with the Goya Foods sales team. Christian Beltrán with the Mexilink team. Oscar Lugo, national sales manager for Glucosoral. José Pluma with his Comercial Mexicana sales team. FOOD INDUSTRY