RetailThe British Hamper Company lands major European retail listing

The British Hamper Company lands major European retail listing

British gifting business The British Hamper Company has secured a new listing with premium European retailer, the Rohlik Group.

Expanding its reach in Europe, the family business has secured multiple listings of its high quality range of hampers on e-comm retailer Rohlik.

A leading online grocery delivery business based in the Czech Republic, Rohlik operates in countries including Germany, Hungary, Austria and Romania.

The deal strengthens The British Hamper Company’s reach across Europe. Selling both direct to consumer and to industry for corporate gifting, the Rohlik listing is the latest string to The British Hamper Company’s bow as it marks nearly 10 years of successful European trading since 2014, both prior to and following the UK leaving the EU Customs Union at the end of 2020.

Alice Tod, sales and marketing manager at The British Hamper Company, said: “We are already well established in Europe having delivered there direct to customers very
successfully for nearly 10 years.

“Gift givers recognise the exceptional value from our quality British produce, underpinned by a reassuring brand. Our new partnership with Rohlik is an exciting business milestone to bring The British Hamper Company gifts to new audiences.”

A spokesperson from the Rohlik Group, said: “Company to our platform ahead of the festive season represents a significant enhancement to our curated range of gift offerings.

“Their dedication to curating high-quality artisan hampers resonates with our commitment to providing premium selections to our customers.”

The British Hamper Company typically sells direct from britishhamper.com for UK wide and
international delivery. Hand-packed with gourmet produce, the business caters for a wide range of audiences including vegans, coeliacs and diabetics.

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