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Ring Tops the Charts as Halfords Supplier of the Year
Ring, the European-leading lighting and automotive electrical specialist based in Leeds, has further cause for celebration after it was named Motoring Supplier of the Year 2018 during Halford’s annual supplier awards, the latest in a long list of accolades secured by the team in the last twelve months.
The highly coveted awards ceremony recognises the performance of the many suppliers that work alongside the national retailer, rewarding the top performers in the sector. Ring, who had previously won the ‘Going the Extra Mile’ award, picked up the Supplier of the Year accolade for a second time in four years.
Gareth Ware, Trading Director for Ring, comments: “This award really is testament to the quality of our products, level of service and collaborative approach that the team works tirelessly to deliver. As a brand that places huge emphasis on this, we are pleased that it is resonating with our customers.
“Coming out on top against many other leading brands from across the automotive industry and being considered as a market leader by one the country’s biggest retailers is a fantastic accolade for the whole team and something we’re immensely proud of.”
Clare Standage, Senior Category Manager for Halfords, comments: “We’re delighted to award Ring the Motoring Supplier of the Year Award 2018. We value the team’s collaborative approach, their innovative insights and can-do attitude.
“The awards are decided on by the team, and this win reflects the hard work and dedication Ring has put in to our joint projects. We look forward to continuing to work together in the future.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Edward Haynes .
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