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Happy National Unicorn Day! Did you know the Unicorn is the national animal of Scotland? In Celtic mythology, unicorns are believed to be a symbol of purity and power. They first featured on the royal coat of arms of Scotland around the 12th century and have been popular ever since. Our Little Tins of Unicorn Poo are very popular too! We've even been known to make them as Wee Tins for our Scottish customers. If you fancy adding these to your shelves then just get in touch for more information. 
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It's always great fun to chat to visitors at the trade shows but some of the comments do leave us a bit baffled. Yes, your customers are supposed to take the tins away with them. It means they'll carry on doing your publicity for you, being shown to others when they ask where they stayed or who you booked through. As we often hear "No one throws a nice tin away!" If you fancy doing branding the sweet way then get in contact for a chat. Whose Poo is that? I think I know Its owner is a happy fellow, He gives his Little Tin a shake, And laughs until his belly aches. Happy World Poetry Day! If you fancy making your customers this happy then contact us for more details about stocking our Little Tins range.  The second of our trade fairs this month was the Northumberland Tourism Fair in Alnwick. Not that we got to see any of the town as we were kept very busy talking to wall the visitors about how they could use our fabulous tins in their businesses!  We had a brilliant day at the Scarborough Fair, from chatting to visitors about our tins to finding out all about the other exhibitors. A big thank you to everyone at Scarborough Hospitality Association for organising the event.
Roses are Red, Violets are Blue, We love Fruit Drops, And tins of Poo too! Happy Valentine's Day everyone!  We're pleased to confirm that after an eventful Burn's Night weekend all of the Haggis who provide the Droppings for our tins have been accounted for. We have to keep a watch just incase any poaching happens even though they live in a secret Glen. Now we know they're safe we can carry on taking orders for their Wee Tins. If you'd like to have these (or any of our animals) on your shelves then get in contact for more information!
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