After it came under the control of Bollin Group last July and appointed Mark Billing as the new managing director, Trekmates, the British brand of outdoor and adventure travel accessories and vclothing, signed a cooperation agreement with Go System, the British brand of portable gas appliances, for the distribution and marketing of its products from Jan. 1. Go System is also owned by the Bollin group. Trekmates has also started to use the group's warehousing and financial services, and it is getting its support with sourcing and quality control. Trekmates shares factories in China with the Bollin Group. The British brand of outdoor and adventure travel accessories and clothing is looking for a distributor in China and is currently in talks with local distributors, selling other brands owned by the group.
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