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Croker Oars Exporting since 1965, Croker Oars’ key markets include the US, UK, New Zealand, Czech Republic and the Netherlands. Croker Oars are based at Oxley Island in regional NSW and claim to be the second largest oar manufacturer in the world, with their range of oars designed for all types of rowing. Croker Oars’ […]

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Growth | Import | Export · 18 July 2008 · 2 min read
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Croker Oars

Exporting since 1965, Croker Oars’ key markets include the US, UK, New Zealand, Czech Republic and the Netherlands.

Croker Oars are based at Oxley Island in regional NSW and claim to be the second largest oar manufacturer in the world, with their range of oars designed for all types of rowing. Croker Oars’ export success has come largely from word of mouth, and reputation gained from putting their products in the hands of several international rowing teams, such as during the 2000 Sydney Olympics when Australia and teams from around the world used their racing oars. The company now has 26 agents located around the globe and is exporting into some 30 countries.

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