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06/12/2012
A wave of souvenir manufacturing industry experts believe could be worth £199m commenced as the news broke on Monday.
The Duchess of Cambridge is thought to be less than 12 weeks pregnant.
She is currently resting at the King Edward VII hospital in central London after she was diagnosed with acute morning sickness.
Emma Bridgewater firm, in Stoke-on-Trent, started to produce the blue, red and white mugs, which say, "A royal baby in 2013", on Tuesday morning, the BBC reports. They plan to produce another with the baby's name to mark the birth.
Dr Laura Cohen, from the British Ceramic Confederation, said: "Sales for pottery companies have consolidated in the past year because of events like the Jubilee and the Olympics and I'm sure this will increase sales for next year.
"People will want family heirlooms and I'm sure there's also a massive export market, particularly in America."
(GK)
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The Duchess of Cambridge Baby News Boosts Manufacturing
News of the royal pregnancy has already sparked production of souvenirs ready to mark the 2013 birth.A wave of souvenir manufacturing industry experts believe could be worth £199m commenced as the news broke on Monday.
The Duchess of Cambridge is thought to be less than 12 weeks pregnant.
She is currently resting at the King Edward VII hospital in central London after she was diagnosed with acute morning sickness.
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Emma Bridgewater firm, in Stoke-on-Trent, started to produce the blue, red and white mugs, which say, "A royal baby in 2013", on Tuesday morning, the BBC reports. They plan to produce another with the baby's name to mark the birth.
Dr Laura Cohen, from the British Ceramic Confederation, said: "Sales for pottery companies have consolidated in the past year because of events like the Jubilee and the Olympics and I'm sure this will increase sales for next year.
"People will want family heirlooms and I'm sure there's also a massive export market, particularly in America."
(GK)
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