Darlly Europe are delighted to announce that they have expanded the Board of Directors with the appointment of Dominic Mosely as Operations Director. 

Dominic joins Darlly Europe from Villroy & Boch, where he spent nearly six years as UK and Scandinavian Sales Manager. During his tenure Dominic has expanded the retailer network and increased Villeroy & Boch UK sales by over 300%

Commenting on the appointment, Gil Gingell said:

“Dominic brings a wealth of industry experience to his new role and will be providing strategic leadership in the planning and implementation of quality based operations.

Dominic will consolidate and build on our strong track record of partnership developments with our customers and will support new collaborative initiatives.

Having experienced and talented leaders within our business is essential for us to maintain our proven track record in the industry and grow our business.

Dominic’s appointment within our European management team, is key to our corporate expansion and will support the direction of our business strategy and development plans.

We are delighted to welcome him to the company and to joining the board”

For further information, please contact:

Gil Gingell

gil@darllyeurope.com

Tel: +44 (0)7711 25 78 65

Three months ago, we reluctantly issued a shipping levy due to the increasing container shipping costs. We had hoped these costs would return to 2019 levels; however, the situation has become increasingly arduous as freight rates hit record highs

Darlly, the leading supplier of pool and spa replacement cartridge filters throughout UK and Europe, have been forced to create a new European business, Darlly Europe BV, and have set up an entire new operation within The Netherlands, as a dedicated storage and distribution centre for their premium spa filters as an answer to the shipment and logistic nightmares following Brexit.

You no doubt will have heard about, perhaps already experienced, the current container crisis, which obviously has been compounded by last weeks Suez canal blockage. 

Delays in containers were already running into months due to the Covid/Brexit/Container shortage at the new year that we all experienced and last week's crisis, which comes at a time when hot tubs, parts and spares demand has grown to almost 300% on 2019 sales, just about completes the ‘Perfect Storm’.

We currently have 18 containers in production and/or on their way to us.

We have some containers arriving next week which were due with us in January. 

As you will also have read in the trade press the shipment cost of these containers has increased dramatically.