Swidget Joins EFC as Manufacturing Member

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Nov 8, 2019

Swigdet is the latest company to join EFC as a manufacturing member. Founded out of Kingston, ON., as a product idea in 2015, Swidget has quickly gained market awareness as the ‘not so ordinary’ smart outlets company. Swidget Corp manufacturers smart outlets that are versatile and modular with interchangeable inserts for features like Amazon Alexa support, Wi-Fi control, USB charging, a night light, and more.

The EFC-Official Representative from Swidget is Justin Arghittu, Directors of Sales.

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