The European Outdoor Conservation Association (Eoca) has welcomed seven new members and a new trade partner. The new members are Sunday Afternoons, World of Camping, Regatta, Elements, Kahtoola, icebreaker and E9. In addition, Afydad, the Spanish Sports Industry Association, has signed up as a trade partner.
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