ZyroFisher has announced the signing of a distribution partnership with SIGG for the UK and Ireland. SIGG is the Swiss brand known for high-quality, modern, and sustainable drinking bottles for every situation.
Since 1908, SIGG has stood for quality, innovation, design, and environmental awareness. Based in Frauenfeld, Switzerland, the company develops drinking bottles that are valued worldwide for their durability and functionality. Two versions of its Swiss-made bottles were included in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York in 1993 due to their iconic design.
ZyroFisher has been appointed to distribute SIGG in the UK and Ireland
Today, SIGG is one of the leading providers of high-quality, long-lasting drinking bottles and the market leader in aluminium drinking bottles. All bottles are manufactured in SIGG’s own factory in Frauenfeld using 100% recycled aluminium. In addition, SIGG offers a comprehensive collection of stylish and functional bottles for every lifestyle – including high-quality options made from 18/8 stainless steel, polypropylene, and Tritan™.
Tony Vickers, Head of Brands of ZyroFisher shared: “Hard work over several months by both the SIGG and ZyroFisher teams has led us to this point where we’re incredibly proud to add SIGG to our brand portfolio. With its incredible heritage paired with modern design and manufacturing SIGG is perfectly equipped to achieve its mission of being the go-to brand for high-quality, modern and sustainable drinking bottles for every situation. ZyroFisher eagerly anticipate getting the bottles in the hands of its dealer base and consumers across the UK and Ireland.”
Heiner Herz, CEO of SIGG, on the partnership: “SIGG is delighted to welcome our new distributor in the UK. This partnership marks an exciting step in bringing our high-quality, sustainable bottles to even more customers. We look forward to a successful collaboration and a bright future together.”
ZyroFisher will be presenting the brand to the UK at the Outdoor Trade Show from 10– 12 June.
