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I think it is a fine balance. I want to stock quality and the long game is to deal with dayacom pens. Working on my own range can only help reduce costs to the end user, offer something unique and help profit margins. At the same time I want to keep increasing the lines I can offer you all

[QUOTE="TaylorsMirfield.co.uk, post: 83956, member: 476"] I think it is a fine balance. I want to stock quality and the long game is to deal with dayacom pens. Working on my own range can only help reduce costs to the end user, offer something unique and help profit margins. At the same time I want to keep increasing the lines I can offer you all [/QUOTE]

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