Cotswold builder of homes for animals predicts US exports will pass £4 million
A Cotswold-based builder of homes for some of our smallest and most treasured animals has seen US sales surge through lockdown by 87 per cent – and predicts this is just the beginning.
Wildlife World’s building skills look set to lead to US exports growing to £4 million in the next five years.
Vanessa McDonald, sales manager for Wildlife World, builder and exporter of homes for animals.
Cotswold builder of homes for animals predicts US exports will pass £4 million
A Cotswold-based builder of homes for some of our smallest and most treasured animals has seen US sales surge through lockdown by 87 per cent – and predicts this is just the beginning.
A TETBURY-BASED wildlife product manufacturer has established itself in the US market with its range of products designed to create valuable nesting habitats for birds, mammals, amphibians, and insects. Wildlife World was established by Norman Seller in 1997 out of a desire to design and manufacture products that are fit for purpose, look attractive and work well. Since 2010, the company has received support from the Department for International Trade (DIT) including funding to attend trade shows overseas, such as the Gardenex show. These events helped the business to establish important relationships, and now exporting accounts for 30 per cent of Wildlife World’s total sales after a growth of 87 per cent in the last year to the US.