2016 Rongda's First Exhibition of the New Year - New York Retail Electronics Show

The Retail Electronics Show (NRF) in New York City is the oldest professional trade show in the United States for store design, display solutions, visual merchandising, and in-store marketing. The show opened on January 17th in New York City. NRF is exclusively for retail owners, retailers, distributors, brand promoters, and interior design and architectural firms. Exhibits cover a range of services and applications related to store design, products, and materials. Unlike other retail trade shows, NRF focuses on retail technology in the mobile internet era—solutions to the mobility issues that retailers are generally concerned about will be further explored at the event.

Rongda Technology, a professional manufacturer of receipt printers, is also a young and rapidly developing high-tech POS enterprise. To date, it has successfully participated in three NRF exhibitions, bringing unexpected surprises to exhibitors and visitors at each event. In addition to receipt printers, its exhibits have expanded to include label scales, flatbed printers, and 4-inch ribbon printers, and its booth has grown to a fully-equipped 36 square meters. These continuous advancements have presented our partners with a history of rapid and successful development.

By participating in this exhibition, our company gained a comprehensive understanding of the future development trends, solutions, and market prospects of the retail industry and shopping mall supplies, sought professional partners, enhanced our company image and product awareness, and seized the great opportunity to expand into international markets.

At NRF, our company gained recognition from all visiting new and existing customers with our most innovative products and technical solutions.

It has been proven that only retailers who provide customers with the greatest value and the best shopping experience can profit in a sluggish economic environment; surveys also show that consumers believe that various omnichannel operations and in-store self-service technologies will play an extremely important role in meeting customer service needs. Therefore, physical stores and digital stores are destined to complement each other and are indispensable.