In This Issue
Revealed: Secrets of an award-winning pet retailer
Vet students strip off for a good cause
Pet firms urged to set reasonable sales targets
Bestpets wins Wholesaler of the Year for second year
Natures Menu named Manufacturer of the Year
How HayPigs became a big player in small animal market
Time to confine trampolining Boxers and flying pugs to advertising history books, say leading vets
Pets at Home opens new pet-friendly head office
Specialist retailer branches out into dog treats
Trade associations join forces to stage post-Brexit debate
Josera and Green Petfood to exhibit at PATS Sandown
Poppy’s Picnic celebrates two successful years
Deadly disease warning to rabbit owners
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Plans to turn former pet store into shop selling pies and pasties
Victoria Pendleton is heading for BETA International 2019
Henry Wag extends range beyond dogs to horses
Focus on the future?
Law Print scoops top BRC supply chain grade
The best of the previous Pet Trade Xtra
Unique pet store offers boutique boarding for dogs
Forthglade opens new £8 million factory in Devon
Winners of Pet Industry Federation Awards revealed
Nineteen 87 launches new ‘Buy Direct’ website
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Trade associations join forces to stage post-Brexit debate

 

Three leading trade associations in the garden and leisure, pet product and home enhancement sectors – Gardenex, PetQuip and BHETA – are joining forces to host a conference on The Future for International Trade, ahead of the UK’s departure from the European Union.

 

The day long event will take place on March 12th, 2019 and will be held at the Stratford Manor Hotel in Stratford upon Avon, Warwickshire.

 

Brexit marks the dawn of a new era for international trade for virtually all sectors of British business, both home and abroad. The aim of the conference is to shed light on the very latest intelligence from an array of top-level speakers to help UK companies to navigate their best routes to international sales in the future.

 

Delegates will hear practical information and advice from leading experts on the changes and challenges of trading internationally after the UK leaves the European Union. They will be inspired by practical case studies from successful exporters in the gardening and leisure, pet product and home enhancement industry sectors. Also invited to participate to provide further guidance and in-depth export information and advice will be a wide range of experienced service providers specialising in transport, logistics, IP, international business law, exhibition organisers, government advisors and many more.

 

Director General of Gardenex and PetQuip, Amanda Sizer Barrett, says: “We expect a huge take-up for this practical and timely event on March 12th, which will deliver the latest intelligence from an array of top-level speakers and export experts to help UK companies in navigating their best routes to secure international sales in the future.”

 

BHETA Executive Director, Will Jones commented: “BHETA is delighted to be working with the Federation of Garden & Leisure Manufacturers on this joint initiative; we are confident that the programme of presentations will provide delegates with expert information, practical advice and inspiration, while a wide range of export service providers will give face-to-face export guidance to delegates”.

 

The conference has a clear mandate to help suppliers understand and navigate the Brexit complexities and in addition, highlight the export support and opportunities available worldwide.

 

Leading export service providers will be on hand to provide delegates with practical advice throughout the conference within the ‘Ask the Expert‘ Zone.

 

You can reserve your places at this important conference now by contacting your appropriate association by telephone, email or via the associations’ websites.

 

Contact Gardenex or PetQuip on 01959 565995; email katie-mai@petquip.com or theresa@gardenex.com; or visit www.gardenex.com.

 

Contact BHETA  on 0121 237 1130, email nab@bheta.co.uk or visit www.bheta.co.uk

 

Members of Gardenex, PetQuip, CHA and BHETA can secure a preferential delegate rate of £69 per person at the conference. The event is also open to non-members at £149 per person (both plus VAT). 

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