Expoacre Juruá 2026: Almost 450 exhibitors participate in the fair and boost the economy Sell more, win new customers and promote your business. These are some of the objectives of the exhibitors participating in the 21st Expoacre Juruá, in Cruzeiro do Sul, in the interior of Acre. While the public visits the fair in search of shows, rodeos and other attractions, traders, artisans and rural producers take advantage of the movement to boost business. For many of them, the agricultural fair, which ends this Sunday (5), represents one of the main income opportunities of the year and a showcase to attract consumers even after the event has ended. ? Join the g1 AC channel on WhatsApp ? This year, around 450 exhibitors participated in the fair, a higher number than that recorded in the last edition, when just under 300 enterprises were present. Furthermore, in the 2025 edition it generated R$50 million in business, surpassing the R$36.6 million recorded in 2024, a growth of 38.8%. Among the exhibitors is entrepreneur Claudeir Maciel, who sees the fair as one of the most important periods for business revenue. "It's a time when we earn well and, thank God, we can make a profit", he reported. For other traders, the return goes beyond what is sold during the days of the program. The objective is also to make visitors learn about the work and look for the products after the fair. This is the strategy of furniture maker Jânio Silva. In addition to presenting the furniture produced by the company, he takes advantage of the movement to distribute cards and expand the customer base. Furniture produced by entrepreneurs from the furniture hub are displayed at the Expoacre Juruá, in Cruzeiro do Sul Mazinho Rogério / Rede Amazônica "Here we have the opportunity to show our client, the society of Vale do Juruá, the quality of our service. We distribute a lot of cards, customers look for them later and job creation improves too." READ MORE: More than 70 tons of rubbish are collected in the first nights of Expoacre Juruá 2026 Former Miss Acre Mundo is elected Queen of the Rodeo at Expoacre Juruá 2026 in Cruzeiro do Sul Minors under 14 years of age cannot enter Expoacre Juruá 2026 unaccompanied; see rules In the area of the creative economy, crafts The indigenous people also attract the attention of those who pass by the stands. Jackson Marubo displays pieces made with tucumã seeds and clay pottery and says that participation helps to strengthen the work carried out by the region's indigenous communities. We work with tucumã seeds and clay pottery. We also gave out cards so people could learn more about our work." Crafts made with natural seeds attract the attention of visitors at the stands at Expoacre Juruá Mazinho Rogério / Rede Amazônica Family farming also has space at the fair. Producers from different municipalities brought fruits, vegetables, sweets, honey and cassava derivatives, one of the main products in the Juruá region. From Tarauacá, José da Silva once again exhibited the pineapple he grows and states that the expectation is to repeat the performance of other editions. "Thank God, every year I bring it, selling everything. It's always a success." Flour moves the fair's stands. Cassava derivatives are also among the items most sought after by visitors. At Marciane Uchôa's stand, consumers can find white flour, yellow flour, tapioca flour, starch and other typical products. According to the farmer, a large part of the sales are made to people who come from other cities and states. "The majority buys in larger quantities. We received people from Rio Branco, Mato Grosso, Rondônia. People come from different places for this event", he added. Flour and cassava derivatives produced by family farming are sold at stands at Expoacre Juruá, in Cruzeiro do Sul Mazinho Rogério / Rede Amazônica In addition to the cultural program and musical attractions, Expoacre Juruá brings together representatives from commerce, industry, agribusiness, family farming, the solidarity economy and During the program, artists such as Natanzinho Lima, band Morada, Tierry, Ícaro and Gilmar and Father Fábio de Melo took part on the stage. The agricultural fair ends this Sunday (5), with the traditional horse ride, the bull rodeo final and the show by singer Leonardo.