COUNTER INTELLIGENCE Some of the best in October Henkell Freixenet to exploit Brand Hub at TRMarketplace
Sparkling wine producer Henkell Freixenet is using its TRMarketplace ‘Brand Hub’ to showcase an exclusive portfolio for travel retail customers. Delegates at TRMarketplace (28
September – 2 October) will be able to explore a digital range of carefully selected wines and spirits, including Mionetto Prosecco Rosé DOC Millesimato, Freixenet Prosecco DOCG and Henkell Cuvée Unique. The last two are finalists in the 2020 consumer-
Enviro-Point lists Portable Hygiene Kit with Lagardère in UK airports
Luggage-Point subsidiary Enviro-Point has secured listings in 10 UK airports with Lagardère Travel Retail and PG Group for its Travel Safe Portable Hygiene Kit. The company is also targeting more travel business with immediately available stock. Enviro-Point has confirmed that the
Travel Safe Portable Hygiene Kits are immediately available for fast delivery to customers in the UK. The high safety specification kits, which
are available for £10/$13 (with a minimum order of 50) are already being stocked by Lagardère Travel Retail at London Luton, London City, Belfast International and Glasgow Airports. They are also available onboard Irish Ferries.
voted Travel Retail Awards. Henkell Freixenet commented:
“TRMarketplace offers a great digital solution in order to give the industry a possibility for exchange, especially in the current times where physical fairs such as TFWA Cannes are not possible. “Henkell Freixenet is excited to use the
well-structured tool of TRMarketplace to promote the portfolio to existing but also potential customers.”
Marcolin takes on Max Mara eyewear and sunglasses in five-year deal
Marcolin Group has announced it has signed a licensing agreement for the design, production and worldwide distribution of Max Mara sunglasses and eyewear. The five-year agreement begins on 1
In addition, the kit is now available in PG Group vending machines at London Heathrow, London Luton and Luggage- Point Travel Safe vending machines at Glasgow, Belfast, Bristol and Newcastle International Airports.
Long Haul Spa unveils Saving Face PPE travel kit in global TR shops Complying with World Health
Australian travel retail beauty specialist Long Haul Spa has introduced a new range of personal protective equipment (PPE) to deal with the often-rigorous demands of travelling. The Saving Face travel kit, which features
the Long Haul Spa Saving Face mask, Long Haul Spa Anti-Bacterial Hand Gel and Long Haul Spa Moisturising Crème Balm, is now launching in travel retail worldwide.
Organization recommendations, the gently curved silk-cotton mask covers the nose and cheek area and features lycra ear stays for comfort and protection. Manufactured from a light, soft silk
and cotton mix, the unisex facemask is washable and sweat friendly, promoting air flow while helping to reduce the transmission of respiratory particulate matter. It boasts one layer of silk and two layers of breathable cotton voile. Complementing the mask are the Long
Haul Spa Anti-Bacterial Hand Gel (70% ethanol) with Lemon Myrtle Essential Oil and Aloe Vera, and Long Haul Spa Moisturising Crème Balm made from New Zealand and African botanicals such as Mafura Butter, Kalahari Melon Seed Oil, Rooibos and Kiwi Seed Extract. Items are packed in a compact black vegan leather case from Louenhide.
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November and follows agreements for Sportmax and Max&Co in 2019. “Synonymous with style and quality,
Max Mara is the expression of the constant search for perfection and balance between material elements, form and colour,” said Marcolin Group in a statement. The first eyewear collection created
by Marcolin Group is due to be unveiled and worn at the Max Mara fashion show in Milan on 24 September. The group said: “Geometric
shapes, a harmonious dialogue between materials, and chromatic combinations of soft nuances distinguish the brand’s frames.”
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