Deepwater Distribution Partners with Central Pet

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Deepwater Global Distribution has partnered with publicly traded Central Pet Distribution for exclusive nationwide distribution of eight new aquatic brands for the U.S. market. This partnership will give U.S. retailers easy access to these exciting brands, further growing the aquatic segment of the pet industry. Central Pet, the leading U.S. aquatics supplier, will handle all national distribution requirements so retailers across the U.S. can get easy access to Deepwater Distribution brands. Deepwater is the U.S. importer and exclusive brand representative for the brands: Aquaforest, Pacific Sun, Waterbox Aquariums, Redline Aquatics, BRIO Aquaponics, Tropical, COVE/Aquabee and Deepwater.

“This partnership will give retailers a refreshing new offering that will increase the retail store buying experience and will provide quality products that ensure hobbyist success,” said Dean Tapper, Deepwater VP of Sales.

Here is a bit about each brand:

Aquaforest: Marine salt, supplements, additives, testing and filtration media.  (Poland)

Pacific Sun: Electronic equipment including lights, dosing stations and filtration equipment. (Poland)

Waterbox Aquariums: European style, specializing in rimless aquariums and cabinetry.

Redline Aquatics: Saltwater filtration equipment; skimmers, reactors and acrylic accessories.

Brio: Urban Eco Garden. Turn-key aquaponic home system designed for the modern lifestyle

Tropical: Forty years of experience globally. Manufactures premium foods for fish and reptiles (Poland)

Cove/Aquabee: High-end saltwater filtration equipment and cleaning supplies. German made pumps.

Deepwater Aquatics: DC pumps for aquarium use.

Central Pet Distribution has already started stocking product and will expect to have all brands available nationwide in the next 90-120 days.

“I am truly excited about our new partnership. Deepwater is committed to offering brands for the U.S. market that provides great value for the retailer and consumer,” Deepwater CEO Richard Gilliland said.