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More big names have put their weight behind the Product of the Year Awards 2010, as sponsors of the most prestigious event of its kind in the industry.

Charles Harrison, who is hoping to be elected president of BHETA, has accused the board of using smear tactics and of a lack of transparency.

Eddingtons has added a local under-12s football team to its sponsorship umbrella, supplying stylish new training kits and equipment for all 15 team members.

BHETA has hit back at Charles Harrison’s description of its financial performance as “appalling” by accusing Harrison himself of knocking the association off course.

British pottery manufacturer Emma Bridgewater celebrates its 25th anniversary this summer with an exhibition and a special deal for consumers on damaged tableware.

Announcing a 9% rise in annual pre-tax profit today, Tesco now looks set to lock horns with Asda over the non-food market.

Fiskars’ Kitchen Devils brand will put the spotlight on its two key ranges, Lifestyle and Control, at this year’s Exclusively Housewares.

The prospective new BHETA management team that would be headed up by John Newcomb has set out its vision for the trade association in a new 10-point plan.

Imperial has signed an agreement to introduce Me to You, featuring Tatty Teddy, onto kitchenware and textiles.

Small kitchen appliances put on some of the most consistent value growth across the consumer durables market in the first 11 weeks of the year.