The latest edition of Funeral Director Monthly has just been published. Members and subscribers will be receiving FDM November 2022 which is packed full of great content, features and stories from the funeral profession.
This month, Funeral Director Monthly learns about a new brand, new three-day format and an increase in floor space for the National Funeral Exhibition, looks at the innovation in memorialisation and new products coming onto the market, receives case studies from the Human Tissue Authority that provide important guidance to funeral firms when collecting deceased from mortuaries, highlights the current and upcoming low emission and clean air zones …. and much more.
What you can expect in this month’s edition
NFE 2024 launches with a new brand and much more! – A vibrant new brand for the National Funeral Exhibition launched at the end of October.
Innovation in memorialisation – New products have been coming onto the market, including the growth of interactive technology.
Case studies from the Human Tissue Authority – Case studies from the HTA that provide important guidance to funeral firms when collecting deceased from mortuaries.
Low emission and clean air zones – The NAFD is working with stakeholders in the funeral sector to press councils for reasonable treatment of hearses.
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