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Meet B-Stock at Groceryshop, September 15 – 18, Las Vegas
Sep 03 2019 · BY Editorial Team
B-Stock will be in attendance at Groceryshop in Las Vegas from September 15 – 18. Groceryshop debuted last year and quickly became the leading event for innovation in grocery and CPG. The show is attended by over 300 CEOs from CPG brands, drug stores, club & warehouse stores, supermarkets, e-commerce pureplays and mass merchants. These retailers sell everything from health & wellness to beauty to pet supplies and household goods.
Meet Nate Bride and Theo Brasch at the show to discuss our B2B marketplace platform and how we connect major retailers directly to small business buyers via a transparent – global – auction platform and how selling overstock and excess inventory can help increase recovery rates on excess and overstock inventory.
As the world’s largest B2B marketplace for trade-in and overstock CPG goods – such as canned goods, paper products, cleaning supplies, pet food and health & beauty – our clients sell millions of products across all brands, conditions and quantities monthly. For a better look, please check out our current CPG auctions and our current Health & Beauty auctions.
Hope to see you at Groceryshop or feel free to drop us a note to connect. We also invite you to look over our How to Sell information.
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