IMA Agrofairs in Panama

Today and tomorrow, the Institute of Agribusiness Marketing (IMA) will hold Agrofairs at various locations across the country. Attendees are advised to bring their personal ID and reusable bags for responsible shopping. The event aims to support local producers and promote sustainable practices.

Today and tomorrow, the Institute of Agribusiness Marketing (IMA) will carry out the Agrofairs in several points of the country. IMA asked attendees to bring their personal ID card and reusable bags to make responsible purchases. The sales points are: Today, Monday, February 2: Parking lot of Omar Park, San Francisco, Panama. Tomorrow, Tuesday, February 3: Veraguas: Sports field of San Pedro de El Espino and Community House of Bello Redondo. Panama East: Buenos Aires de Cañitas, Chepo. Los Santos: Park of La Colorada. Colón: Casa Bomba Market, Nueva Providencia. Panama West: Cultural House of Campana, Capira. Panama: Lands of the Junta Comunal of Alcalde Díaz. Coclé: Community house of Villa de El Carmen, Llano Norte. Chiriquí: Community court of El Tejar, Alanje.

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