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Tradestock to distribute La Rochère

Tradestock has taken on the UK distribution for La Rochère, the renowned French glassware company. La Rochère has been producing artisanal glass in the heart of France for more than 500 years, making it the oldest continuously running glass factory in Europe.

Its world-renowned designs include the bestselling Napoleon Bee collection, the popular Versailles collection, and distinctive Lyonnais collection.

“We are delighted to team up with La Rochère, an iconic glassware manufacturer with a very rich heritage,” reports Tradestock’s managing director, Keith Nye. “This partnership strengthens and increases the choice for our customers and perfectly complements the other glassware brands we offer.”

La Rochère will be shown alongside Tradestock’s other brands at Exclusively Housewares in June.

 

Top: La Rochère’s Napoleon Bee collection, now from Tradestock. The brand was previously distributed by ICTC.

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