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NEW PRODUCTS AND NO RISK RETAIL - CREATIVE PRODUCTS AT SPRING FAIR
Creative Products is heading to the NEC in Birmingham once again to attend Spring Fair, the UK’s number one home and gift show for the retail industry. Joining over 2,500 exhibitors from 4th to 8th February 2018, Creative Products will be exhibiting some of its exciting new products at this unmissable trade show.
Having recently undergone an impressive brand update, Creative Products will be showcasing a selection of its new products for 2018 from the on-trend Mermaid Cushion, a fun, colour changing sequin cushion that makes a perfect gift for any sparkle lover, to the handy Quick Chop, a creative kitchen gadget featuring a built-in pull cord and rotating mechanism which chops, slices, mixes and whips with ease.
As the UK’s number one in-store TV promotions company, Creative Products will also be presenting how its unique merchandising and no risk retail solutions provide retailers with a fantastic opportunity to boost sales.
Mark Hall, Managing Director at Creative Products, commented, “Spring Fair is an unmissable show for brands wanting to launch new product ranges and provides a great opportunity to meet new customers which is why we keep returning year after year. This year, we are delighted to be also exhibiting on a second stand, as part of the Glee at Spring Fair concessions.”
Interested retailers should visit Creative Products on stand 9B44-C45 in Hall 9 and at stand D20-E21 in Hall 3 at Spring Fair in February.
For more information on Creative Products, contact the company on 01476 564230 or email
sales@creativeproducts.ltd.uk You can also visit our website at
www.creativeproducts.ltd.uk
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