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Sugro UK partners with leading wholesaler to supply household items to members

Sugro UK partners with leading wholesaler to supply household items to members
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Sugro UK buying and marketing Group and Rayburn Trading have joined forces to supply extensive range of toiletries and household items to Sugro Members.

Rayburn Trading, a leading name in the wholesale industry and a prominent member of Sugro UK, is proud to announce its expanded role as a key supplier within the Sugro supply network. This strategic move will provide Sugro UK members with an extended range of high-quality toiletries, household products, and personal care essentials as well as medicated goods, enhancing their ability to serve customers with greater variety and value.


Sugro members will now be able to benefit from extensive product range of toiletries, household items, and cleaning products from leading global brands, as well as exclusive private label options. As well as being able to access the full range, Rayburn’s expertise and long-standing supplier relationships will ensure that Sugro members will benefit from highly competitive pricing, empowering them to thrive in the fast-paced wholesale market.

In addition to range and pricing benefits, with Rayburn Trading’s robust logistics network, Sugro members
can expect timely deliveries, reduced lead times and enhanced overall supply chain efficiency as well as support from a dedicated Account Manager.

Yulia Petitt, Head of Commercial and Marketing at Sugro UK said, “Diversification is one of the key pillars of Sugro Group commercial strategy. Over the past few years, we have successfully launched Grocery and Pet Food categories with sales growing rapidly.

"We are thrilled to be able to expand our diverse group categories portfolio even further with the introduction of extended range of toiletries, household products, and personal care essentials as well as medicated goods through recent partnership with Rayburn Trading.

"I have no doubt that the partnership will not only deliver huge benefits to the existing members of the group but will also accelerate new member recruitment even further.”

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