A-Root Participates in Retail Distribution Exhibition 'NRF 2021'... "Expanding Global Reach of High-Performance Mobile Printers"

[Asia Economy Reporter Hyunseok Yoo] Industrial printer specialist A-Root is participating in the world's largest retail distribution exhibition to expand the global market for high-performance mobile printer products.

A-Root announced that it will participate in 'NRF 2021,' the world's largest retail distribution exhibition held through a Virtual Platform for six days starting from the 13th.

NRF is the world's largest retail distribution industry exhibition held annually in the United States, and this year it is conducted online due to the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19). Separately, an offline exhibition is scheduled to be held in New York for three days starting June 6.

The exhibition will feature over 2,400 companies from more than 80 countries worldwide, including HP, Amazon, Google, Microsoft Corporation, and Oracle. Products related to online shopping are expected to receive significant attention due to the growth of the contactless industry driven by COVID-19.

At this online exhibition, A-Root plans to introduce the newly applied 'Linerless' feature in POS printers along with unveiling the high-end mobile printer new products ‘P400’ and ‘P300’.

An A-Root representative said, "As the online shopping market accelerates due to COVID-19, demand for mobile printers is increasing, especially in logistics and transportation sectors. At this exhibition, we will focus on introducing the new products P400 and P300, which enable high-speed printing in mobile environments, and the eco-friendly and user-friendly ‘Linerless’ POS printer to overseas buyers."

He added, "By showcasing our high-end product lineup through this online international exhibition, we expect to demonstrate A-Root's outstanding technological capabilities to related companies. We will focus on expanding overseas markets by strengthening global networks with not only major global buyers but also market-leading companies."