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Lingering after-effects

The tsunami has left such serious damage in its wake that many of the reefs on which the marine ornamental aquatic industry depends could take many more years to recover than originally envisaged

Distribution9-10/2005

Standards for a sustainable marine aquarium trade

The Marine Aquarium Council, established in 1998, promotes responsible trading in marine species. In 2001 the organisation drew up…

Distribution7-8/2005

Steadfast loyalty to the speciality trade

Distribution7-8/2005

Live animals pose a problem for shopfitters

Shopfitters throughout Europe focusing on the presentation of live animals are confronted by a dilemma: how to display pets so that the …

Distribution7-8/2005

Speciality mega-store on the brink of becoming a chain

Occupying three levels in the centre of a shopping mall in Hvidovre, close to Copenhagen, Ole G. Jensen’s 3 500 m² …

Distribution7-8/2005

Green tide continues to pose headaches

Australia, as ever, continues to be in the news in connection with exotic invasive species. And some of them cause considerable damage to t…

Distribution7-8/2005

Buon giorno Italia!

In 2004 Fressnapf increased its sales across Europe by 17.3 per cent to 648.2 mio €. Even in Germany, where the market has exhibited a recessive trend for …

Distribution5-6/2005

Ornamental fish & co. are the stars

In Würselen, not far from the border between Belgium and Germany, the entrepreneurial duo of Jürgen Grohs and Jürgen Heuser has opened a …

Distribution5-6/2005

A tour of Europe’s trade shows

Distribution5-6/2005

Early effects on the ornamental aquatic industry

The earthquake below the Indian Ocean in South East Asia has left its mark even on the ornamental aquatic industry. The marine …

Distribution5-6/2005

Call of the South

The terrarium business is developing increasingly into a growth segment all over Europe. In Southern Europe in particular, more and more pet dealers are moving …

Distribution5-6/2005