The Premiere Tradeshow for Independent Grocers

Each year, The NGA Show brings together independent retailers and wholesalers, food retail industry executives, food/CPG manufacturers and service providers for unparalleled opportunities to learn, engage, share, network, and innovate.

NGA is the only industry association devoted exclusively to the needs of independent grocers. Given today’s ever-changing marketplace and evolving advancements in innovation occurring in the food retail industry, The NGA Show is a must-attend event.

Over the course of three days, attendees have the opportunity to:

Join the future of commerce and step into the epicenter of retail innovation
Take part in over 40 education workshops, to bring home ideas that are guaranteed to drive profitable growth to your company
Visit an EXPO floor designed to optimize business relationships between retailers and manufacturers and service suppliers, which features innovative and game-changing products and solutions
Network with peers and industry leaders

Hear What’s Being Said

NGA Show Testimonials

“Thanks to our appearance at NGA through CART, Cloud Union was able to land several new accounts, and capture the interest from dozens of wholesalers and independent retailers about the benefits of our innovative new rewards program.” - Chris Cialone, Director of Business Development, Cloud Union

“Always a pleasure to be part of Sterling and CART events…CART provides and definitive link between us as tech creators and brands that are looking to explore new ways of working.” - Alex Polson, CEO INDE

“CART is the most high-profile showcase of the world’s most significant retail technologies in the independent industry. With the maelstrom of publicity and credibility, it’s the obvious choice.”

"We are excited to partner with CART in expanding the educational offerings at The NGA Show through this special event that is focused on providing valuable content and learning for regional retailers, independent operators, and other thought leaders in the independent supermarket industry," Peter Larkin, president and CEO of National Grocers Association