The Apple brand dominates much of the technology market and their iPads are unrivalled in terms of popularity.
The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee is set to be one of the biggest events of the year. Celebrating 60 years on the throne, the event will take place during the first weekend of June 2012. And with an official bank holiday being introduced to mark the occasion, consumers all over the country will be thinking of throwing royal parties. This is an ideal opportunity for wholesale buyers to source stock and to profit!
It was announced this week that water droughts in the UK could last well into the winter. Drought zones have hit another 17 English counties recently, and the Environment Agency has said dry weather has left many rivers across the UK low.
Vodka and spirits still seem to dominate the alcohol market so wholesale buyers should pay attention to these products ahead of the summer.
Social media giant Facebook announced this week that it plans to buy mobile phone photo app Instagram for a record $1bn.
Some homes throughout the UK have been left with no electricity this week after winds and poor weather have affected power lines. With many homes experiencing black outs, consumers will be searching for alternative ways to light up their homes – and wholesalers can benefit from this by sourcing wholesale candles.
We know it’s a little early, but the recent (and surprising) hot weather in the UK has to led to thousands of consumers sparking up BBQs and heading for the beach.
It’s a product that was created over 5,000 years ago and today tea is everywhere in the UK. Consumer cupboards, coffee shops, supermarket shelves, take away vans…you can pick up a cup of tea almost anywhere in the country! And so, as a wholesale buyer, this is a lucrative market to explore.
The whisky industry is booming. So much so that its popularity boosted Scotland’s food and drink exports to a record high last year. And the popularity of this drink doesn’t look set to change as now it’s even being celebrated with a new event, World Whisky Day.
The news broke this week that one of the UK’s biggest games retailers has gone into administration. Game Group, which has over 1,300 stores across the globe, has called in the administrators and one of the contributing factors is apparently the competition from online retailers. But despite this news many involved believe there is still a need for a specialist video game retailer, especially in the UK.
And why wouldn’t this be the case? It’s a multimillion pound industry that, although perhaps more popular online nowadays, still continues to grow rapidly.
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