Goldstar has launched Goldstar Global, uniting its teams in North America and Europe to offer best-in-class promotional products, innovative decoration capabilities, and valuable business solutions to its growing base of distributor customers.
There are millions of name and promotional badges supplied in the UK every year from either UK or overseas manufacturers and everyone poly bags them and uses vast amounts of plastic packaging to protect badges in transit. All of the plastic packaging ends up in landfill and is unnecessary.
Ain’t no mountain high enough for The Outdoors Company as they embark upon the next stage in their plans to offer ‘something different’ to the promotional apparel, workwear and corporatewear sectors.
PF Concept UK Ltd has announced the appointment of its new Sales Director within the UK team.
PF Concept UK Ltd has announced the departure of the business development director based at its site in Banbury.
PF Concept UK Ltd, Blackpool, says farewell to Tracey Bowen after successfully leading from the front for 13 years.
Prodir Ltd., the promotional pens specialist based in Chatteris, Cambridgeshire, announced today that Managing Director Karen Hughes has resigned from the company for personal reasons.
BPMA members are reminded that their membership provides a range of business services and resources that are specially designed to support your business.
Following its move to new offices in Fetcham Park in Surrey, the BPMA welcomes a new member to the team.
Outstanding Branding CEO Sarah Penn (pictured center) was announced as the winner of the Woman in Business Award on June 13, at the Southwark Business Excellence Awards 2019.
Toys are popular merchandise items, and because of their target market, they come with important compliance considerations. Rob Hinchcliffe explains why EN71 should be on your radar.
With so much being said about Brexit at the moment and the prospect of a no-deal exit from the EU becoming increasingly significant, it’s paramount that UK businesses ready themselves for the various different situations that potentially loom.to prepare for potentially significant change, your business will need to identify the areas of a possible impact. By starting that process now, your business will be in a stronger position to determine your priorities for contingency planning and restructuring.
The BPMA hosted its first regional mental health seminars at Fetcham Park in Surrey and Hotel Football in Manchester in June. The well-attended seminars focused on mental health within our industry.
The BPMA is your trade association and one of the key strands of its mission is education.
The BPMA education program is growing from strength to strength with just over 100 learners currently studying. The demand for a structured industry-specific training program that can be integrated into each business is rising steadily.
Geiger BTC is acquiring York-based distributor Response Marketing as part of its continued UK and European expansion strategy. Response Marketing has been in business since 1999. Geiger BTC, the UK subsidiary of US merchandise business, said it made the acquisition to support the needs of global customers in North America, Europe and worldwide.
Liverpool merchandise company, Wild Thang, provided a special embroidery job recently when it stitched Liverpool Football Club’s first team kit for its winning Champions League Final in Madrid. Andrew Dwerryhouse, Wild Thang MD said he was proud that the club had chosen the local company to brand the first team kit again – Wild Thang also produced last year’s embroidered final shirts.
I was recently referred to as an industry veteran which I guess, having been in the market for more than 40 years can’t be far from the truth. In those early days, there were no computers, the fax hadn’t been invented let alone email, there were no mobile phones and artwork was sent by post. Three-quarters of all business gifts. were made in the UK, and no one delivered in less than four weeks.
Noise-canceling headphones are the latest tech product to cut through, says Matt Pluckrose
Just before Easter, the Briman group commissioned a research project to help determine the buying trends of distributors in relation to buying British made products. An impressive 94% of survey participants recognised benefits in buying products made in the UK.
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