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One for Fun, formerly H Grossman Ltd, recently appointed Valentine Jourdan to handle all content on its media accounts under the new One for Fun company name. One for Fun encompasses all their brands (HGL, Ozbozz, Tobar) and all distribution products. Valentine, who was appointed to the role of Senior …
Read More »H Grossman rebrands as One for Fun
H Grossman Ltd will be going into 2022 with a new name. On Monday 20 December the company will be renamed One For Fun Ltd, a total rebrand that brings all of the company’s well known products under one unifying entity. David Mordecai, CEO of the company, says: “This announcement is …
Read More »H. Grossman lands half a million Pushpoppers as firm eyes “next playground craze”
A shipment of half a million popping pocket money toys are due to land in the UK next week as H. Grossman makes an early play for the next predicted playground craze, Pushpoppers. With a history of setting pocket money trends, H. Grossman has previously brought to market the fidget …
Read More »Office and warehouse move for H Grossman gives Tobar its first northern showroom
H Grossman Ltd has moved to new premises in Cambuslang, Glasgow, in a move that has allowed the firm to consolidate its warehousing with that of its parent company Tobar, and create two new showrooms in Glasgow. Not far from its old warehouse and office facility in Rutherglen, the new …
Read More »H Grossman on slime safety: Which? has produced an ‘untrue allegation with no scientific support’
Both H Grossman and the toy retailer Smyths have gone on record to rebuff claims made by Which? that the popular slime product exceeds the EU safety standard levels of the chemical boron.
Read More »Amazon removes eight slime brands as unsafe products exceed chemical limits
Eight out of 11 slime products tested by Which? discovered to contain unsafe levels of the chemical boron; H Grossmans' Goopy Slime deemed among safest slime on the market.
Read More »Tobar International acquires H Grossman
HGL will continue to operate in its native home of Glasgow and Martin Grossman will continue as managing director.
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