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Ambassador Launches New Wild Bird Care Range

The Ambassador garden brand from Stax Trade Centres have recently launched a new high quality wild b

Published 16th September 2014

The Ambassador garden brand from Stax Trade Centres have recently launched a new high quality wild bird care range. Acting on customer demand Ambassador, who produce quality, cost effective garden products have developed an attractive range of bird feeders and bird food designed to bring a variety of wild bird life to the garden. 

A large variety of feeders have been developed including easy to use nut and seed feeders for smaller birds like tits and sparrows. They are complimented by a diverse range of high energy bird food available in varying sizes, including 1kg and 20kg bags. 

For all year round feeding there are fat and suet feeders and food including squirrel resistant suet cakes using chilli, which birds enjoy but squirrels hate. 

Simon Wright, Purchase Director said of the new range, 

“We’re thrilled to be able to offer this high quality new range of bird care products to our customers. It’s the perfect time of year to stock up ready for the new season and as always we’ve kept our prices low to boost profit margins.” 

In addition to the smaller feeders an exclusive selection of feeding stations has been carefully constructed using FSC certified quality materials. As well as being safe and reliable Ambassador have focused on a design to appeal to customers that will look attractive in the garden. 

 

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