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Gardenex launches new technical export help service
 

Gardenex, PetQuip and CHA member companies will be able to utilise a valuable new service on renewal of their annual membership subscriptions.

 

In order to support companies with information about the numerous technical challenges involved in exporting round the world, the Federation has teamed up with a company that specialises in providing information, advice and practical answers on the wide range of export challenges and hurdles facing UK suppliers of gardening, horticultural supplies and pet products as well as growers and pet food suppliers.

 

As part of their annual subscription, Gardenex, PetQuip and CHA member companies will have access to a dedicated email ‘helpline’ which will provide valuable technical advice and information from a range of experts in exporting worldwide.

 

“We are aware that exporting rules and regulations have become more onerous for UK suppliers since Brexit and we are pleased to be introducing a new service that gives every member company practical support and information to help ease the process of export sales,” says Amanda Sizer Barrett, Director General of the Federation.

 

Further information on accessing this new service will be sent out to all member companies on renewal of their annual subscription.

 

For details of all the business advantages of Gardenex membership, please email info@gardenex.com or visit www.gardenex.com

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