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Rossignol reorganizes functions at its Swiss subsidiary
According to sportbiz.ch, the website of the Association of Swiss Sports Retailers (Asmas), Groupe Rossignol is reorganizing its Swiss subsidiary. Switzerland will become part of a larger regional division, which will be managed by Alessio Meda, currently country manager for Italy. Meda has been working for Groupe Rossignol since 2006, ...
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Deporvillage signs deal with Tour de France
Deporvillage and the Tour de France have signed an agreement that will make the Spanish-based e-tailer the official retailer of licensed products for the 2020 edition of the race. Deporvillage has been trading in France since 2013, and is aiming to further increase its visibility in the European market. The ...
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Shimano to handle its own distribution in Spain, Portugal
Shimano will be overhauling its business in Spain and Portugal on Jan.1 by establishing a subsidiary in the city of Alcobendas, in the autonomous community of Madrid. Shimano Iberia will in turn be establishing a business network of its own for the distribution, commercialization and sale of cycling components and ...
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Clim8 enters North America
Clim8, the French company founded in 2016, has announced its expansion into the North American market. Clim8 is the developer of an innovative, patented thermal management technology that has already been launched in collaboration with premium brands in Europe (Odlo, Ixon) and South Korea (K2 Korea). Having already established important ...
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New Balance to be in control of all of Western Europe
New Balance will control the distribution of its products all over Western Europe from next year. It has just announced the termination by next Jan. 1 of an important agreement with Groupe Royer, which has been covering its domestic French market as well as Germany and the Benelux countries for ...
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POC takes over the distribution in the U.K.
Boardsport Source reports that POC has established a “Sales Organisation” for the U.K. and hired a country manager, Oliver Coxhead, to oversee it. Sales teams from POC’s office for European sales will be providing back-up. The new arrangements took effect on July 1. The Swedish producer of headwear, eyewear, apparel ...
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Julbo announces new B2B platform
Julbo Eyewear is launching a new B2B platform. As reported by sport-guide.com, the new platform enables faster deliveries with cheaper delivery charges. All Julbo and Solar products are available via the platform. The project has been developed internally, with the help of an external consultant, in about four months.
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Ultimate Nordic acquires Altra’s distributor
Ultimate Nordic is taking over Getvital Sports, adding Altra running shoes and Injinji socks and technical running equipment to its portfolio of sports and outdoor products, which also includes Buff, Stanley, LedLenser and Soto. Ultimate Nordic is a Norwegian distributor, formerly called Trygve Alm. Established in 1928, it is a ...
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Crocs builds new distribution center in the Netherlands
Crocs will be building a new distribution center in the Netherlands. located in the Dutch city of Dordrecht. It will be the company’s largest European distribution center, covering 35,000 square meters. The project will create 200 to 350 jobs. The distribution center will serve as storage for Crocs’ online store ...
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Schildkröt's owner opts for rail freight for goods made in China
MTS-Sport, a German producer and distributor of sporting goods, has decided to rely on transportation by train for goods manufactured in China. Over the next few weeks, the company will increase the amount of rail freight and stop using transportation by boat. Due to production delays caused by the ...
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Galeria Karstadt Kaufhof to centralize sports logistics
While threatening to close about one-third of its department stores, Galeria Karstadt Kaufhof (or Galeria), the new holding company formed in 2018 from the merger of the Galeria Kaufhof and Karstadt department stores, has decided to centralize the logistics for its sporting goods segment, using some extra capacities at its ...
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ArticleSportmaster inks a partnership with an online store
Russia’s biggest sporting goods retailer has signed a partnership agreement with the big Russian online fashion store of Lamoda, under which Sportmaster will soon begin selling sports and outdoor footwear and apparel through its marketplace. Sportmaster said it was planning to only offer goods under its private Demix and Outventure ...
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Bucher + Walt offers drop-shipping in Switzerland
Drop-shipping can give brands a competitive advantage during the retail lockdown ordered by several governments to reduce contamination from the coronavirus. As previously reported, the current guidelines in Switzerland have been strongly criticized by the nation’s sporting goods retailers’ association, Asmas. Bucher + Walt, the Swiss distributor who bought Dakine ...
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Zoggs appoints distributor for German-speaking markets
Zoggs International has appointed a German firm, Arnold Sports, as its distributor for Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Luxembourg. These markets were previously handled directly by the brand of swimming goggles and swimwear out of its head office in the U.K. Due to uncertainties surrounding Brexit and its effects on ...
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Brooks offers support for retailers during crisis
Brooks Sports is offering to its retailer partners the option to send ordered products directly to their customers during the current coronavirus crisis, which has led to the closing of many stores worldwide. Retailers receive 100 percent of the price paid by the customers, and Brooks takes care of the ...
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Ecco restructuring its European sales
In an effort to get closer to consumers, Ecco has decided to restructure its European sales organization, decentralizing the management of its wholesale operations. They will be led by a dedicated general manager in each of the three European regions. In the framework of this reorganization, Erik Heldoorn, sales director ...
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Snowlife seeks to expand distribution abroad
(OIC) Snowlife, the Swiss family business specializing in ski gloves, wants to further strengthen its international distribution, which is now largely limited to agents in Italy, Austria and France, plus distributors in Spain, Russia and Eastern Europe. For this purpose, the company has appointed an industry veteran, Robert Demetz, to ...
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Russian government postpones shoe tagging
Russia’s Prime Minister, Alexey Mishustin, has postponed the compulsory tagging of footwear in the domestic market from March 1 to July 1, according to a decree posted on the Russian government’s website on March 3.
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Cycleurope rearranges Nordic distribution
Tony Grimaldi, the chief executive of Cycleurope, is set to establish a common management for all the Nordic countries, according to Sportfack. In view of this, Jonas Netterström, who became the CEO of Cycleurope’s Swedish subsidiary at the beginning of 2017, is set to leave the group for another position ...
