PSI FIRST promotional product premiere participants 31 to 40

PSI FIRST 2015 will be showcasing promotional product premieres from some 50 exhibitors for visitors to PSI, the Leading European Trade Fair of the Promotional Products Industry. So far, we have been introduced to 30 of the companies who will be launching products in the second PSI FIRST club. PSI have now announced participants 31 to 40.

Philippe Adda, the director at SOFRIE, explains his company's participation in PSI FIRST: "The PSI FIRST Club this year offers a particularly wonderful opportunity to highlight our innovative, new premium articles, the top sellers of tomorrow." He went on to say, "We wanted to be a part of this exclusive staging of premieres and look forward to revealing the new products we've developed this year."

PF Concept's Vice President Sales Europe, Pieter Boonekamp, also commented on their participation: "PSI FIRST is the perfect platform for giving the promotional products industry, especially the visitors of the trade fair, a taste of the creative innovations with which PF Concept will be surprising its customers in 2015." He went on to give a clue as to the product they will be launching: "our PSI FIRST premiere will be another award-worthy product. Here's what I can tell you at this point: it'll be a Marksman writing instrument that combines traditional handwriting with electronic features."

The Cologne-based agency mood rooms, specialising in distributing products from international kitchenware, tableware and lifestyle brands, will be another participant in the PSI FIRST Club.

SOL'S from Paris is all about high-quality promotional textiles. The company operates in 57 countries and offers products ranging from textile collections for promotional purposes, leisure and work to bags and accessories. It's safe to assume that SOL'S new product will be from the textile segment - which is going to be a focal topic at PSI 2015.

Connoisseurs of sweet promotional products can count on JUNG BONBONFABRIK.Small, colourful bags filled with gummy bears, chocolate with advertising logos and peppermint tins for giveaways are all part of the company's assortment. And since new ideas and creative product developments represent key areas of activity for the company, PSI visitors can look forward to another delicious novelty from this company.

Founded in 2000, the next PSI FIRST participant, headquartered in China, will present an exclusive new product at PSI 2015. Dragon Gifts boasts a diverse product range: eco-friendly writing utensils, luxury paper bags, and promotional ceramic and metal products are all part of the assortment, as are accessories for mobile devices like iPhones, iPads or tablets.

Inspirion, a Bremen-based company, focuses on product innovations and new developments and offers a range of products from umbrellas, bags and suitcases to caps, apparel and kitchen utensils to office products, tools, technical promotional goods, and games and other items for children.

DELSEY's Business Development & Key Account Manager, Tobias Lange, commented on their involvement: "DELSEY will participle in the PSI Show for the first time. The PSI FIRST Club is a great opportunity for us both to let people know that we're at PSI and to introduce our high-quality products to potential customers."

SOL Expert is all about developing and manufacturing solar products. In addition to solar toys, the company from the state of Baden-Württemberg carries solar design models and solar experimentation and hobby construction kits. The company will also show an absolute novelty at PSI 2015.

M&M Uhren's new product won't be the only thing that's exclusive, because the company elevates promotional products themselves into special-occasion accessories: watches and jewellery made from premium materials such as stainless steel or ceramics make up the range of the company from Neuss. The product premiere to be introduced at PSI FIRST will most certainly be characterised by stringent design standards and top quality.

PSI 2015 will take place in Düsseldorf from 7 to 9 January.

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