Nursery Online 2022 Survey: Ziggle Founder, Nicole Graham
As an industry, we’ve been faced with numerous challenges since Brexit, with Covid, shipping delays and the war in Ukraine all playing a role in the increasing cost of goods and services in the UK – and adding to staffing issues. Now, as the rise in inflation is pushing up the cost of living, we’re finding out how those working in the nursery sector are managing as they face the ongoing challenges.
“We’re focusing more on lower price items so that gift buyers can still give a thoughtful gift for newborn babies without breaking the bank!”
“I’m somewhat concerned, however our much expanded Christmas 2023 range is selling really well already in hundreds of retailers and replenishment orders have started to come in.”
“None, in fact we are expanding our product development, marketing and IT capabilities”.
“We are committed to maintaining Ziggle’s core premise of offering good value, high quality and a wide product portolio to enable retailers to have confidence in a range that will sell through profitably for them.”
“At Ziggle, we offer part-time working from home in an effort to reduce travel costs for our staff. To benefit those in need, we donate unsaleable items to a charity that sends on to low income families in need.”
“Be open with suppliers to work together to keep costs low, keep overstocks to the minimum, support trade customers with marketing advice, POS and digital content to help them with online and instore brand promotion.”
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