FrenchEntree have launched a new shopping website called “Popular products and where to buy”. This is because they have noticed a demand among their readers, particularly those who read their Enjoying Life in France newsletter for information about where to shop for particular products and services in France.
The products which expats tend to miss are those that they could easily purchase in the UK but cannot find in France. Sometimes the products can not be easily found, while other times the quality does not compare in France.
The following are some of the main products which British ex-pats tend to miss in France and which feature in the new zone:
British Paint in France: You may be surprised to learn that many ex-pats have been disappointed with the texture of French paints and miss English paint such as Dulux. In the ex-pat community out of all the items asked for when a car goes back to the UK, paint is normally at the top of the list! So a number of British ex-pats have started companies supplying competitively priced paint in France. See the FrenchEntree article British paint in France .
British Furniture in France: Many expats in France miss the comfort of British beds and this has led to the creation of a number of British bed suppliers across Europe. See the FrenchEntree article British beds in France
We all admire elegant Parisian style furniture, but it comes as a surprise to many ex-pats in France when they can’t find a single piece in close proximity to their home. The furniture they do find may be overly elaborate, over priced and impractical for their needs or, at the other end of the scale, of poor design, style and quality. Of course there are good French furniture companies, but they are hard to find - the new FrenchEntree shopping zone makes it that little bit easier.
British furniture suppliers in France are particularly popular with British gite owners, who know how they want to furnish their gite and, want to use an English speaking firm selling the kinds of good quality furniture that they are familiar with. See the FrenchEntree article British furniture in France
Wood burning stoves in France: To add warmth and charm to their country home in France, many people look to purchase a wood burning stove. It may be a traditionally English product, but a number of companies are emerging in France as the demand for this product increases. See the FrenchEntree article Wood burning stoves in France
British shops and food in France: So many Brits move to France, the heart of cuisine not imagining that they’d miss traditional English food such as Heinz baked beans or Cadburys chocolate, but they do! One thing in particular expats miss is English tea, such as Tetley or PG Tips. See the FrenchEntree article British food in France
Starting a new life in France can be an exciting experience as can decorating and furnishing your new home. The FrenchEntree shopping zone is there to help those who live, own property or regularly visit France. Visit the FrenchEntree Shopping in France website.
About French Entree : FrenchEntree www.frenchentree.com is a Bath-based leading website for people moving to France and living in France . With over 7,000 properties featured on the website and more than 50,000 pages of supporting information about living, holidaying and buying property in France, it is an authority site in the French property industry.
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