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Fleurmetz Announces Opening of 1st Cash & Carry in the UK

18 October 2012

Our first UK Cash & Carry opens last October 8th 2012, the location…….GLASGOW. We will stock fresh flowers, house plants, garden plants and will have a showroom displaying our vast and unique range of sundries. The Cash & Carry will be in addition to the current buying system in Scotland and the benefits will be massive to all Scottish florists. Not only will florists be able to visit our premises, we will also deliver daily throughout the Central belt of Scotland, & beyond.

Source: FleuraMetz - Fleurmetz Opens 1st Cash & Carry in the UK

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