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New Location for AAPEX New Product & Packaging Showcase Gives Higher Visibility for New Ideas

The New Product & Packaging Showcase at the Automotive Aftermarket Products Expo (AAPEX), where manufacturers display new products and innovative packaging concepts, will be in a new location at the 2004 show. AAPEX takes place Nov. 2, through Nov. 5, at the Sands Expo Center in Las Vegas. The 2004 showcase will be at the upper lobby entrance to the Sands from the Venetian Hotel. The showcase is open to AAPEX exhibitors to display new products or packaging introduced since AAPEX 2003 or to be introduced at the 2004 show.

ORLAND PARK, IL — The New Product & Packaging Showcase at the Automotive Aftermarket Products Expo (AAPEX), where manufacturers display new products and innovative packaging concepts, will be in a new location at the 2004 show. AAPEX takes place Nov. 2, through Nov. 5, at the Sands Expo Center in Las Vegas.

The 2004 showcase will be at the upper lobby entrance to the Sands from the Venetian Hotel. The showcase is open to AAPEX exhibitors to display new products or packaging introduced since AAPEX 2003 or to be introduced at the 2004 show.

“The New Product & Packaging Showcase is one of AAPEX’s largest and most comprehensive displays,” said William Glasgow of W.T. Glasgow Inc., show manager. “This new location at the busiest entrance will increase manufacturers’ visibility for new products and brands, catching buyers’ attention as they enter the show.”

The early bird deadline for entering the New Product & Packaging Showcase is Friday, Sept. 3, and the final deadline is Friday, Oct. 1. Companies are not limited on the number of products or packages entered. Entry forms and more details are available at the AAPEX Web site: www.aapexshow.com.

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