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With 75% of Exclusively Housewares 2010 already rebooked to 2009 exhibitors, and a strong waiting list for the remaining stands, organiser Brooke House Exhibitions says it is looking forward to the show’s ninth outing.
“It’s great to see our show regulars already signed for next year, alongside the 2009 first timers who want to come back,” commented director of sales Patrick Wade.
“Exhibitor bookings to date already deliver the show’s specialist housewares and tabletop product offer, so with some great names lined up to fill the final stands, the 2010 show is going to be a real must-visit occasion for buyers.”
In tableware, show regulars include Candlelight Products, Churchill China, Denby, Elia International, Fairmont & Main, Lifestyle Group with its Royal Stafford collection, Maxwell & Williams, Portmeirion Potteries including its Sophie Conran, Spode and Royal Worcester brands, Villeroy & Boch and WWRD United Kingdom, including its Waterford, Wedgwood, Royal Doulton and Johnson Brothers brands.
In bakeware, cookware and general housewares regular exhibitors include Addis, Amefa, Brabantia, Charles Bentley, Creative Tops, Cuisinart, David Mason, DKB Household, Eddingtons, Epicurean Europe, Ethos, Fiskars, Forma House, GEH, Gilberts Food Equipment, Giles & Posner, Grunwerg, GW International, Haus, Imperial International, Jeray, Joseph Joseph, Jura, Just Mugs, JVL, Krups, Le Creuset, Metaltex, Meyer, Oxo, Paton Calvert, Samuel Groves, Scott Brothers, T&G Woodware, Taylor’s Eye Witness, Tefal, Ultimate Products, Western House and WMF.
First-time exhibitors from 2009 which have already booked a place for 2010 include 95% Danish, Alessi, Chefset, Green Pioneer, Jason Products, Lavazza and Robert Welch.
The show will also once again be inviting a group of leading European buyers to visit, with new territories and buying groups on the show’s hit list.
Exclusively Housewares 2010 will run on June 8 and 9 at the Business Design Centre in Islington, London.
