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UP Global Sourcing Holdings Plc engages in the supply and distribution of consumer products. Its brands include Beldray, Salter, Russel Hobbs, intempo, constellation, Progress, ZFrame, Sovereign, PROlectrix, Portrobello by Inspire, Dreamtime, Inspire, American, Cambridge, Giles & Posner, indulje, Homedics, Higgledy Piggledy, Body Contour, and Max. The company was founded by Simon Adam Showman and Barry Franks on April 21, 2005 and is headquartered in Oldham, the United Kingdom.
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