Omig is online among the exhibitors on EIMA SOCIAL WALL and you can read the company’s “Identity Card” in the digital catalog on the official EIMA website.
As written in July, Omig confirms its participation in the special edition of EIMA DIGITAL PREVIEW 2020 which will take place in a virtual exhibition park from 11th to 15th of November 2020.
Federunacoma and Eima International have thought that COVID 19 couldn’t stop the chance of meetings and sharing experiences between professionals: this has always been the main objective of EIMA INTERNATIONAL, one of the most important fair in the world for agricultural industry!
Therefore, even Omig thought that this was, not just a continuation of the previous editions in which we have always actively taken part, but a real OPPORTUNITY to take advantage of.
Here we have decided to let you discover something more about OMIG in advance:
- The social wall will make you discover what we publish on the Facebook pages: sometimes you will have the opportunity to know OMIG people; other times you will discover technological innovations and new machinery …
We therefore recommend that you take a look at this section here!
We also hope to get your LIKE on the OMIG page, so you can stay in touch even once the exhibition is over.
- The Exhibitor Catalog allows you to have an overview of the history, experience and range of processes that OMIG can offer, on this page which represents our “Identity Card”.
It’s not all! We want to reveal a preview of the appearance of the VIRTUAL STAND where you can talk to us … and meet us LIVE in the Meeting Rooms … which will also be virtual!
In this regard, we would like to take this opportunity to remind you that we are already scheduling “online” appointments: we invite you to book your meeting by contacting us right now at the email: commerciale@omigingranaggi.it or through direct messages on the Facebook or LinkedIn pages
We are sure that it will be a special experience for everyone and we hope to share it with you in OMIG’s virtual space as if we were “vis-à-vis”.