Gifts & Greetings Review was pleased to attend the Annual General Meeting of the Greeting Card Association, of which we became one of the first Associate Members last year. The meeting was held on Monday September 29 at the superb location of the National Space Centre in Leicester, where GCA president Chris Houfe presented
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Independent licensing agency JELC (Brand Licensing Europe stand D065) has been appointed by the National Gallery Company Ltd to develop a comprehensive, international licensing programme featuring the National Gallery’s collection of some of the best paintings in the world. The licensing programme will develop a portfolio of quality licensed products across a broad spectrum of
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On the run up to Brand Licensing 2014, Yellow House Art Licensing are looking ahead to what looks set to be their biggest and best show yet. New for this year is the predicted star of the show ‘H is for Hummus’ – A modern ABC. Published by Penguin UK in 2013, this book takes
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The Great British Card Company is delighted to confirm a new greetings card license with top wildlife photographer Villager Jim, who has been dubbed “the Banksy of the photographic world.” Villager Jim has shot to national fame in recent months with a series of photographs published in the national press, and has already attracted a
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We’re always on the lookout for wonderful home fragrance products – especially scented candles – so we were delighted to discover Eve Victoria Candles at Autumn Fair International. The luxury home fragrance items also include Reed Diffusers, Room Sprays and Soaps, all made in the UK from natural ingredients using 100% soy wax with essential
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Online retail is expected to see significant growth in deliveries over the next four years, according to a new report from Barclays, as people increasingly use smartphones and tablets to place orders and take advantage of new flexible and convenient delivery options. The research, independently commissioned by Barclays’ Retail and Transport & Logistics banking sector
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