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IN OTHER NEWS... Sugarcane & Bamboo Paper Sustainable washroom systems


The Midlands Maker Challenge aims to empower the next generation of makers and innovators across the Midlands and is a fantastic opportunity for design, discovery and making.


Our STEAM powered Climate (in)Action challenge for young people aged 13-16, 15-18 and 16-21 runs throughout the next academic year and:


» Is FREE to participating schools Sustainability that doesn’t cost the earth!


Talk about sustainable- our sugarcane toilet roll is made from the left-over sugarcane plant after the sugar has been extracted for the food industry!


Our sugarcane toilet roll is almost half the price of other bamboo-type toilet rolls on the market, and we have designed feed restrictors inside the dispensers to reduce the cost-in-use even further.


For more info please email: sales@figproducts.com


» Takes place at the inspirational MUSEUM OF MAKING in Derby with digital resources and making materials


» Includes MENTORING support from industry professionals


Supported by:


Find out more at: midlandsmakerchallenge.org


EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES SUPPLIER FINDEL ACQUIRES ONLINE NURSERY BRAND SCANDIBØRN TO EXPAND EARLY YEARS OFFER


Findel chief executive, Chris Mahady, said: “Scandibørn is a leading online brand for 0–4-year-old babies and toddlers which provides us with the ideal platform for further growth within the early years marketplace. “We are very pleased to welcome Scandibørn to the Findel family. We believe the brand has tremendous untapped potential and are confident we can realise it by creating sustainable profitable growth with the support that being part of Findel will deliver.”


“We will work closely with the company’s existing suppliers to further evolve Scandibørn’s offer for the benefit of our customers and the children who are the ultimate benefactors of what we provide.” Scandibørn was founded in 2016 and has its head office in Melton Mowbray. Findel’s origins as an educational resources supplier can be traced back to 1817. Today, its brands and websites offer more than 32,000 products to educators and parents based in the UK and overseas with the business exporting to 130 countries.


Headquartered in Hyde, Greater Manchester, Findel also has a distribution centre and offices in Nottingham and employs around 300 people. Scandibørn founder, Grace Tindall, commented: “I am extremely pleased for us to become part of the wider Findel family of brands. We are all excited by the opportunities it brings to further enhance and grow the Scandibørn brand in the early years marketplace.”


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ducational resources supplier Findel has acquired the trade and assets of online Scandinavian nursery décor, furniture and baby toys brand Scandibørn for an undisclosed sum.


Rindel will use its ownership of Scandibørn to further expand its early years offer, which is a key element of the company’s future growth plans. All Scandibørn’s 38 employees, including the company’s founder Grace Tindall, have transferred to Findel and the Scandibørn brand and website will continue as they are.


September 2022


Findel is backed by private equity firm Endless, which supported a management buy-out in April 2021.


In January this year, the company announced it had rebranded and introduced a new brand positioning line of ‘Growing education for generations’ which reflects the company’s heritage and future evolution. Findel’s brands comprise Hope, GLS, Davies Sports and Philip Harris. Findel was supported on the transaction by law firm Walker Morris.


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