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SHOWCASING SASKATCHEWAN-MADE PRODUCTS

Released on May 15, 2002

Innovative Saskatchewan-made promotional products and corporate gift items

are being featured at a Saskatchewan Opportunities Week trade show in

Regina tomorrow.



The trade show brings together more than 60 manufacturers of unique

Saskatchewan-made items with nearly 700 potential buyers. These buyers

will include major corporations, advertising agencies, banks, hotels,

school districts, hospitals and other organizations that might have

occasion to buy promotional items or corporate gifts.



"By showing these buyers what is available from Saskatchewan companies and

encouraging them to buy locally, we are helping to support jobs for people

in our province," Industry and Resources Minister Eldon Lautermilch

said. "This is an excellent opportunity for Saskatchewan manufacturers to

gain broad exposure to a large number of potential clients."



The trade show will also feature a showcase of Saskatchewan-sewn products

made by members of the Apparel and Textile Association of Saskatchewan. On

display will be products ranging from clothing and occupational apparel and

supplies, to vehicle accessories and equipment covers.



A catalogue of the promotional products and corporate gifts on display at

the trade show will be compiled. It will be distributed to the buyers

invited to the show. As well, a buyers list will be produced and given to

the exhibitors.



"Our hope is that more companies will discover the many wonderful

Saskatchewan-made products that are available and realize that buying

locally just makes good business sense," Lautermilch said.



The trade show will be held at the Centre of the Arts in Regina on May

16th. It runs from 10:00 am to 11:30 am and from 1:30 pm to 6:00 pm. The

Saskatchewan Sewn Showcase and Luncheon will run from 12:15 pm to 1:00 pm.



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For more information, contact:



Bob Ellis

Industry and Resources

Regina

Phone (306) 787-1691

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