Within the framework of the celebration of the “Shopping Day” and the emergency declaration of the textile and clothing sector, the Gamarra Imparable Fair was inaugurated this Thursday in the Mallplaza of the Comas district, with the aim of reactivating sales of micro and small companies (mypes), promoted by the Ministry of Production (Produces).
After two years of paralysis due to the global pandemic, the mypes and shopping center brands come together for next September 24 and 25, offering customers discounts of up to 60% on their products.
In this sense, Produce plans to sell more than S/ 200,000 during the event, in favor of mypes in the textile and clothing sector.
The 60 micro and small companies participating in the Gamarra Imparable Fair offer jeans, blouses, polo shirts, pajamas, shoes, sportswear and other seasonal products, and will stay until October 23 at the roundabout on the 2nd floor of the Mallplaza in the district of Eats.
“It is a source of pride for me to be able to successfully articulate with private companies to increase the productivity of MYPE entrepreneurs. I invite all citizens of the north to visit the Gamarra Unstoppable Fair in Mallplaza Comas”, highlighted Luis Martín Mesones Odar, deputy minister of mype and Industry, at the opening of the Fair.
The ceremony was also attended by the executive director of the National Program Your Company, Carlos Guillerhua; and the director of Mallplaza Comas, Juan Carlos García; in addition to the participating mypes.
