The Greeting Card Association is looking ahead to major themes in gardening for the year ahead based on Instagram trends, which indicate that balconies, garden furniture and wildlife-friendly plants are set to dominate in 2021. With environmentally friendly, sustainable practices also topping the agenda, the top 12 gardening trends being predicted are: Wild gardens –
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The winners of the Garden Centre Association’s (GCA) annual awards were reveled on Tuesday January 28 at the Association’s annual conference, which was held at the Mercure Bristol Grand Hotel. The GCA represents nearly 200 of Britain’s top garden centres nationwide. Iain Wylie, Chief Executive of the GCA, said: “What a fantastic night we had
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The executive committee of the American Greeting Card Association (GCA) has voted unanimously to organise a new industry trade exhibition, scheduled to make its debut next spring. The new show, the name of which is yet to be revealed, is scheduled for May 18-20, 2019, at the Brooklyn Expo Center. The GCA’s LOUIE Awards for
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Autumn Fair 2018 will launch DesignFirst, a series of showcases for up-and-coming, pioneering brands. Set to be an entirely new platform for only the most unique and quirky manufacturers, DesignFirst will offer up to thirty innovative brands a chance to showcase their products at a prime sector-specific location in the event space for optimal visibility
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The UK Greeting Card Association (GCA) has revealed its latest market report, covering British greeting card sales for 2016 compared with 2015. The GCA found from its confidential survey of members that industry sales have reached their highest value ever, bringing the UK greeting card market value to £1.75 billion at retail. The period
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The creative outpouring of the British greetings card industry is befitting of its huge worth to the British economy, which amounted to around £1.7bn according to the Greeting Card Association’s 2016 report. This is the highest ever recorded public spend on greeting cards in this country and means that the huge rise in popularity
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