Federal Revenue Mega Bazaar Offers Discounts of Up to 50% on Seized Products, Free Admission, and Hundreds of Items for Sale for a Limited Time

Written by Felipe Alves da Silva

Published on 31/10/2025 at 11:59

Bazar da Receita Federal realizado em 2023. — Foto: Reprodução

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Charity Event of the Nova Transforma Project Will Take Place on November 3rd, from 1PM to 6PM, with Various Products, Discounted Prices, and Cash Payment

A major charity event promises to attract the public this Monday (November 3rd): the Federal Revenue Mega Bazar, which will offer discounts of up to 50% on seized products, including electronics, perfumes, clothing, and other highly sought-after items.

Promoted by the Nova Transforma social project, the initiative aims to convert the income generated into support for social causes and charitable institutions, strengthening the positive impact on the communities served. The bazaar will feature free entry and will operate from 1PM to 6PM, on a first-come, first-served basis, and is expected to attract a large crowd.

Varied and High-Demand Products

According to the organizers, products will be sold while supplies last, and there will be no reservations, exchanges, returns, or warranties. This measure ensures transparency and equal opportunity for all visitors.

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Solidarity, Economy, and Sustainability

The information was released by G1, which highlighted the importance of the partnership between the Federal Revenue and the Nova Transforma project. This collaboration has been occurring in several Brazilian cities, always with the mission of uniting solidarity, economy, and sustainability in one place.

The organizers advise the public to arrive early, as the most desired products tend to sell out quickly. The event does not require prior registration, and entry will be on a first-come, first-served basis.

At the conclusion of the event, the public will be able to confirm the event address, which will take place at Rua Bernardo Franco Bais, No.515, in the Vila Carvalho neighborhood — in Campo Grande, one of the capitals that eagerly awaited the Mega Bazar.

Service – Federal Revenue Mega Bazar

Date: November 3rd
Time: from 1PM to 6PM
Entry: free and on a first-come, first-served basis
Payment: in cash (PIX or credit card)
Organization: Nova Transforma Project
Location: Rua Bernardo Franco Bais, No.515 – Vila Carvalho, Campo Grande

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