Indo Expo – Green is the New Gold

by | Jan 15, 2019 | Uncategorized | 0 comments

Indo Expo – Green is the New Gold

The Indo Expo is a premier cannabis trade show that takes place in Denver, Colorado. This is a full-spectrum B2B event that showcases a variety of products and tools from equipment and lighting to nutrition and more! This event features seminars, workshops, demonstrations, over 350 exhibitors and thousands of buyers, owners and master growers.

The event is split into two days: Saturday, January 26th is industry day for B2B relationships only and is followed by Sunday, January 27th which is open to the general public. This event is a great opportunity for individuals to learn more about cannabis and all the wonderful products available.

This year, CenturionPro Solutions is proud to be the Indo Expo 420 sponsor and we are excited to showcase our elite line of trimming machines yet again! Come by during the event to learn all about our elite bud trimming systems and even pick up some helpful tips and tricks. Make 2019 your year to be harvest ready with an elite CenturionPro trimmer at your side.

Visit us @ BOOTH 420!

The event is located at 451 East 58th Avenue, Denver (Expo Halls).

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