FOCUS ON HOUSEWARES Challs International
Challs are experts in developing and manufacturing specialist cleaning products, including drain care, bin care, technology cleaning and traditional chemicals. They continue to expand and develop a successful portfolio of market leading brands across the globe through category leading innovation and pioneering new products.
Tilnar Art
Over the last 25 years Besmo and now Tilnar Art & Azeti Interiors have revolutionised the perception of home accessories from Africa and now India, into one that can be mainstream without losing its place in today’s home. Each product is carefully selected to ensure it is environmentally friendly, plastic free, handmade and Fair Trade. They have searched across the world to ensure that you receive a high quality product that is beautiful, handmade, unique, plastic free and profoundly different to others in the market place.
Sixtowns
Using the finest ethically sourced, natural ingredients, Sixtowns London Dry Gin delivers a unique blend of botanicals giving rise to an exceptionally smooth and satisfying classic London Dry. With tasting notes of light and delicate aromas of juniper, cardamom and zesty lemon before warming ginger and pink peppercorns develop on the palette. Perfect for a classic G&T. Bottled in eye catching and highly collectable British porcelain bottles made by renowned Wade Ceramics.
Ruby Macaw
Nouveau napkins are a small but fine collection of high-quality decorative napkins produced in Europe using chlorine-free tissue paper from protected FSC forests and inks which are water based. 100% of the energy for production is sourced from a connected hydro-electric power plant.
These features together with the fact Nouveau calculate all the CO2 emissions that inevitably rise during the production process, and then offset them using recognized climate protection projects, mean that they are a climate neutral prod- uct, and this symbol is displayed on each pack of napkins.
Gibson Plus
Christmas Landmark Baubles from Gibson Plus. The Landmark Range combines idyllic images of treasured local beauty spots, monuments, buildings, or landscapes with a beautiful night sky scene of Father Christmas flying past the moon. Unlike traditional baubles these are flat and only 3mm thick. Being lightweight thin and robust it makes them the perfect gift to pop in a Christmas Card. Retailers can order baubles with images that really resonate with the customers in their local area and watch them fly off the shelves. Email:
admin@gibsonplus.co.uk
The Wheat Bag Company
Aromaglow pride themselves in designing and producing superb quality handmade wheat bags and other wonderful home accessories and handmade gifts. Their exciting range includes innovative designs from their small workshop in Wiltshire all handmade in the UK. You can see and feel the quality materials and craftsmanship which sets their wheat bags and home accessories apart from other mass-produced items.
Rayware Group
The Rayware Group is a leading global housewares supplier, and home to long-established and much-loved brands Mason Cash, Kilner®, Typhoon, Price & Kensington, Ravenhead and Viners. All their products are designed and developed in the UK with their customers in mind. Over the years their company has grown but their aim has remained the same; to offer a wide variety of choice to reflect emerging trends, fun colours and well designed quality products, which offer value for money.
iBeani
iBeani is a multi award-winning brand based in the UK creating high quality tech, lifestyle and gifting products. A brand you can trust, their products are sold in many retailers around Europe and beyond, often featuring in national press, magazines and on TV. They have thousands of 5* reviews across their platforms. Their products are usually universal & multi-functional, aiming to solve problems whilst aiding your lifestyle.
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