FETA signs tie-up with H&V Exhibition

FETA, the Federation of Environmental Trade Associations, has exclusively backed the H&V Exhibition as the national event for the heating and ventilating industry. The organisation’s membership comprises manufacturers representing over 90% of the trade and has signed a long-term agreement with the show’s organisers. FETA already supports the co-located RAC Show, representing refrigeration and air conditioning. Under the deal, which covers the next three biennial shows to 2011, FETA will promote the exhibition to member companies and the wider industry. FETA will also work with H&V07, being held at NEC from 27 February to 1 March 2007, to develop and further enhance its value to visitors and exhibitors. Cedric Sloan, director general of FETA, said, ‘The H&V Exhibition is the leading event for the heating and ventilating industry. It provides a superb national showcase for exhibitors and is rightly supported by all sectors of the trade.’ H&V05 attracted 6591 visitors (ABC audited).
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