As one of Europe’s premiere creative hubs, renowned for excellence and originality in art and design, a trip to The Netherlands might be the breath of fresh air you need this season. With almost 15,000 m2 of exhibition space and more than 450 brands – most of them yet to be discovered by the British
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Footfall might have slumped in rainy Britain during April, but, as reported in nu.nl, shopping streets in Dutch cities are much busier this spring than in previous years, as crowds return after a protracted dip during the corona crisis. In Amsterdam, Utrecht and Maastricht it is even busier than before the pandemic. In recent weeks,
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Roving reporter, Denre Bruins writes: It won’t come as a surprise to our regular readers that once again I was dispatched to the Netherlands to review showUP, the contemporary home and gift exhibition inspired by Dutch and Scandinavian design. For retailers in search of that all important newness, this is definitely the place to be
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As we reach the height of summer, preparations for one of the most exciting European exhibitions in the trade show calendar are well underway, as we look forward to showUP, the premier event for the Benelux region and a hotbed of design-led innovation and sustainable product solutions. The show will run from 3rd – 4th
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The Dutch Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority advised on Monday February 15 against using tableware made of bamboo or corn fibre, including coffee cups. The reason for this is that there is a chance too much toxic formaldehyde can end up in your food or drink when using containers made of these materials.Bamboo and
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Last year the Dutch floriculture sector exported 2.4 billion Euros in house plants, a new record. However, the total export of flowers and plants combined dropped by four percent, making the export market for flowers and plants just under 6 billion euros, according to Floridata and branch organisation, VGB. The export of flowers dropped by
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