Lifetime Brands Acquires Fitz And Floyd
Lifetime Brands has acquired the business and assets of Fitz and Floyd. Terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
Lifetime Brands has acquired the business and assets of Fitz and Floyd. Terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
Lifetime Brands reported that its second quarter net sales were down slightly, although the company continued to grow its e-commerce business.
Lifetime Brands reported first quarter sales growth as a rise in e-commerce sales served to more than offset losses from brick-and-mortar retailers.
Wilton Armetale, a division of Lifetime Brands, is bringing two new grillware products to the market: a Pig Griller and sauté pan for use on the grill.
Lifetime Brands has rejected a takeover bid from Mill Road Capital Management, which currently owns more than 10% of the New York-based housewares supplier.
Lifetime Brands has introduced the Hot Doglicious cooker. According to the company, the Hot Doglicious is designed to make a vendor-style hot dog in the microwave.
Vendors at the spring New York Tabletop Market are focusing on developing new assortments that help consumers entertain at home. Barware, including bar tools and glass mixology-based assortments, are an important part of this effort.
Lifetime Brands has introduced several new bakeware pieces from Chicago Metallic.
Lifetime Brands has debuted its West Blade technology, which is featured in a new line of graters and zesters. The line of kitchen tools is currently available exclusively at Williams-Sonoma through 2017 and will be available to additional retailers in 2018.
Lifetime Brands is launching cast iron cookware collections in both its Sabatier and Mossy Oak branded assortments.