Important Information
That affects all web traders using Apollo Wholesale.

Apollo is proud to announce a range of exciting new improvements for our customers. After an extensive feedback review we are responding by giving you what you've asked for - greater depth of stock on our key lines and overhauling our entire range. This will allow us to focus more of our resources on bringing you new, innovative and well packaged lines. We understand that there may be some customers who will be disappointed that a line they purchased is no longer available. We will however be introducing a number of new lines over the next few months, many repackaged and of course with fantastic pricing.

Part of the changes will be a simplification of our stock codes (SKUs), with changes to 55 older lines that are still popular sellers. All lines that started with a B, C, F, P or T will now have a number starting with 170, 340, 470, 590 or 640. To help you we have compiled a list (see below) that gives you the product description, old code and its new code. You can still use the old code to search for lines on the Apollo website and also when you phone in your orders but all invoices will have the new product codes on them.

To ensure a smooth transition and of course, maintaining our service levels we are currently revising the CSV file and all the web traders' images. As with any sizable undertaking this will take about 3-4 weeks and we are aiming to have this finished for the beginning of September. We will be removing all discontinued items (where the line has been discontinued and we have no stock to hand) from both the CSV file and the web traders' resource pack. Apollo is also making sure that there are fewer missing images from the web traders' resource pack and are revising a number of images as well.

Revised codes for older products – click here
Discontinued list (up dated - 10.08.2007) – click here

Please visit the Web Traders’ Resource Page to download new images (available from 17.08.2007 with the fully revised Web Traders images from 01.09.2007)