A British Home Enhancement Trade Association (BHETA) team is set to walk, run or cycle over 500 miles between now and Christmas to raise money for the industry charity, The Rainy Day Trust. The specific target is 509 miles, that being the distance between BHETA’s most northerly member, housewares manufacturer, Aydya based in Dundee and […]
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The Czech Republic could prove a lucrative export market for DIY, garden and housewares suppliers, according to senior trade advisors who spoke to BHETA members at a webinar on October 8 organised by The British Home Enhancement Trade Association (BHETA). Krystof Holub and Tereza Vickover, who are both based at the British Embassy in Prague
British high-street homewares and household goods chain, Wilko is backing BHETA’s National Home Improvement Month, now taking place this September, following its postponement from April owing to the Covid-19 pandemic. It is the second multiple to get on board with the consumer-facing promotion of all things DIY and garden, following in the footsteps of Homebase
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The British Home Enhancement Trade Association (BHETA) has published its second quarterly economic report, which includes the impact of lockdown through to May 2020. This comprehensive document runs to almost fifty pages and pulls together multiple sources of data on trading in the home improvement, DIY, housewares, garden and small domestic appliances sectors during the
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According to The British Home Enhancement Trade Association (BHETA)’s latest weekly Covid-19 financial update for members, the forecast for growth in DIY and garden expenditure for 2020 overall has again fallen back despite the impact of gradual store re-openings. Longer term the reawakening in consumer interest in home improvement and garden gives grounds for hope
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While the negative economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the housewares sector remains unchanged (forecast growth in expenditure for 2020 has dropped to minus 14.4% – from £13.6 bn to £11.7 bn compared to 2019), the British Home Enhancement Trade Association (BHETA)’s latest weekly Covid-19 financial update shows some glimmers of hope for the
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