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US manufacturer expands European distribution

Michigan-based dinghy davit manufacturer Hurley Marine is expanding its footprint in Europe and has announced that Allpa Marine Equipment will be distributing its products in Benelux and Germany.

Founded in 2002, Hurley Marine is a leading designer and manufacturer of dinghy davit equipment, producing a range of products for easy recovery, launch and stowage for inflatable tenders, SUPs and jet skis. 

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Captain Todd Hurley, company CEO says: “This new partnership with Allpa is another step towards our goal of creating a European-wide distributor network, driven by the increased demand we are seeing for our products globally. I was impressed by Allpa’s market knowledge, technical support and their reputation for excellent customer service, so I knew they were an ideal partner to promote and sell our products in what is one of the most important sections of this market.”

Allpa’s new CEO Anton van Daalwijk says: “Hurley Marine’s products are a great fit for our company. Their innovative, high-quality products appealed to us because they offer simple, off-the-shelf solutions for stowing tenders, SUPs, and jet skis on a bathing platform and so we are very pleased to add this exceptional product range to our portfolio and we have every confidence this new partnership will be a success for both parties.”

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