All Camping articles – Page 11
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ArticleYeti reports strong Q4 despite recall challenges
The US outdoor company navigated a competitive market and product recall costs to deliver strong financial results for Q4 and FY2024, with notable sales growth across key product categories and global markets.
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News briefsNemo announces 2025 partnerships focused on conservation and inclusivity
The US brand’s 2025 partnerships focus on conservation, advocacy and inclusivity, supporting outdoor access, sustainability and diverse communities.
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ArticleThule to ratchet up product development, supply chain efficiency
The Sweden-based manufacturer of transportation, outdoor and camping gear boosts revenues and expands product lines, navigating market hurdles with strategic priorities for fiscal year 2025.
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News briefsNewell Brands’ outdoor business will introduce innovations in 2026
The US-based company delays major outdoor product launches to 2026, with growth expected next year despite current sales declines for brands like Coleman and Marmot.
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News briefsBig Agnes hires German PR agency to grow internationally
The outdoor brand from Colorado partners with 138 Alternatives to expand its presence in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
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News briefsThule Group named among Top 50 global sustainable companies
The Swedish outdoor gear company secures first place in the Consumer Durables category with a “Negligible Risk” ESG rating.
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News briefsDeuter expands showroom presence with sustainability focus
Deuter expands with sustainable showrooms in Germany and the UK, enhancing customer engagement and eco-friendly brand presentation.
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ArticleBergfreunde surpasses €300m in 2024 revenue milestone
Bergfreunde hits a record €313 million in 2024, with plans for tech upgrades, global expansion and climate initiatives driving future growth.
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News briefsTatonka now producing 100% with solar power
Sustainable energy investment powers the German outdoor company’s production in Vietnam.
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ArticleJohnson Outdoors reports loss in seasonally slow quarter
US outdoor brand Johnson Outdoors posts a $20.2M loss as revenues drop 22%, with its fishing and diving segments hit hardest by market challenges.
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ArticleSport 2000 GmbH reports solid growth
Despite a challenging market, the seven-country retail group achieves €4.04bn in sales in 2024.
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News briefsRLVNT Distribution partners with Moonlight
The Swedish distribution company and the Norwegian outdoor brand team up to expand high-performance outdoor gear sales across Europe.
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News briefsOrtlieb implements AI-powered repair system
The German outdoor company partners with the Munich-based AI startup Brakeable to streamline repairs, enhancing efficiency and sustainability while simplifying the customer experience.
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ArticleUSWE reports strong Q3 growth and prepares for product launches
USWE Sports reports solid Q3 growth with a 13% sales increase and prepares for major product launches this spring.
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ArticleDometic declines to predict demand; Q4 operating profit tumbles
Dometic faces revenue declines and an operating loss as cautious consumer spending impacts demand. The company hopes for a gradual recovery in 2025.
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News briefsDalesman partners with The Outdoor Agency Ireland to expand distribution of outdoor brands
English distribution company Dalesman International has partnered with The Outdoor Agency Ireland to expand its reach across Northern and Southern Ireland.
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News briefsLifeStraw launches new portable water filters for 2025
The latest personal use line is designed for travel and emergencies, with advanced filtration technology and durable designs.
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News briefsEurobike opens applications for 2025 Awards
Applications are now open for the 2025 Eurobike Awards. Submit your innovative cycling solutions, now also including various outdoor and camping products, by April 18.
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News briefsSwitchback Spring opens registration for inaugural event
The new outdoor industry gathering features education, exhibits and networking opportunities in Nashville, Tennessee, this June.
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ArticleREI announces leadership transition as Artz retires
Mary Beth Laughton to take helm as the new CEO.
