The Gift of the Year awards is open for entries until December 11 so there is still time to give it a whirl and see if your hottest products get chosen for a coveted industry award. Gifts & Greetings Review is thrilled to once again be participating in the awards and we are now waiting
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The Giftware Association has appointed Gert Schyberg from Sebnini as its new chairman. Gert takes over from Jeremy Corner from Blue Eyed Sun who moves over to the Deputy Chairman role after serving as Chairman for the past two years. Previously Vice-Chairman and an active member of the GA National Committee for the past 8
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June is the launch of the Giftware Association’s Gifts of Hope Awards, a new one-off award to celebrate good work and selected charities. The Giftware Association has been inspired by all the hard work from its members and the wider giftware community with the specialist products, ranges and heartfelt gifts that have been created in
There is one week to go until the longest running and biggest Giftware competition closes for entries. You have one week to complete your entries if you have already started, or one week to choose which products you would like entered into the competition to take the crow of Gift of the Year. visit the
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The Gift of the Year competition now in its 42nd year and supported by headline sponsor, Spring and Autumn Fair is set to be the biggest year yet, with the awards highly recognised in the industry and this brand new exciting prize, we are looking forward to seeing more entries from across the home and
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Barbara Scott Customs Associates advises: The Government is encouraging all businesses to get ready in case we leave the EU on 31st October with “No Deal”, ie without a withdrawal agreement which would allow a transitional period during which trading with the EU would remain as it is today. No Deal would mean that we
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