All Germany articles – Page 8
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News briefsJack Wolfskin starts sustainable vanlife campaign
Jack Wolfskin is continuing its German digital #gobackpack campaign this summer, picking up on the popular vanlife theme. Together with the German social media influencer Anna Heupel and her team, the outdoor brand is converting a decommissioned fire engine into a camper van according to sustainable criteria. ...
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News briefsSalomon to open new Experience Stores in Frankfurt/Main and Cologne
This July, Salomon , the French outdoor multi-sport specialist, will open its German Experience Stores number two and three after the Munich store that was opened last November. From July 8, the new Frankfurt store with 105 square meters will open its doors in the MyZeil ...
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News briefsGermany’s VAT cut may hit retailers across the border
Germany decided on June 3 to reduce the value-added tax (VAT) rate on non-food products to 16 percent from 19 percent, starting from July 1 and through the balance of this year, to give a boost to consumption and the economy. It has also cut the VAT rate for restaurants ...
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News briefsSchöffel appoints new sales manager for Germany
The German outdoor and ski clothing brand Schöffel has named Tobias Schmid as its new sales manager for Germany effective Aug. 1. The business economist has worked as key account manager at Schöffel since 2017. Prior to that, he spent ten years at Intersport Germany , most recently ...
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News briefsSchöffel-Lowa starts new store concept with Intersport Adventure in Tübingen
With the opening of a new Schöffel-Lowa store in the German city of Tübingen, the retail joint venture of the two independently operating German outdoor specialists Schöffel and Lowa is launching a new store concept. With immediate effect, the two brands will be presenting their outdoor ranges ...
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ArticleGermany, Austria and other EU countries begin to ease retail restrictions
(SGI+) German chancellor Angela Merkel announced this week that certain types of shops could reopen in Germany as of April 20. In addition to car dealerships, bicycle shops and bookstores of all sizes, retailers for “non-essential items” can reopen their doors as long as they do not exceed a ...
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ArticleMyclimate Germany enables CO2 offsetting through German bog project
With the carbon offset project “Renaturation of the Königsmoor in Schleswig-Holstein”, myclimate Germany offers private individuals and businesses the opportunity for the first time to offset CO2 via a German carbon offset project. myclimate Germany, based in Reutlingen, Baden-Württemberg, is a non-profit climate protection organization and subsidiary of the ...
