The UK Sheet Plant Association exists for the benefit of its member companies and their employees. The Association promotes the interests of the corrugated sheet plant sector.
Association Profile
The SPA provides a forum for members to discuss matters of common interest and encourages the promotion of best practice amongst member companies. Training in industry specific skills can be provided as well as personal development for employees of member companies. Co-operating with the exchange of information between member companies and with similar associations at home and abroad.
The Association is a member of National Packaging Council.
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SPA
Chairman Graham Sutherland opened the 67th SPA conference at the Stratford Manor Hotel and welcomed the Vice President of AICC, Brad Morphy of Morphy Containers, London, Ontario. Mr Morphy gave the meeting an overview of the North American corrugated market, which will make for challenging times in the near future.
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He finished by inviting the delegates […]
66th
Welcome to delegates
Chairman Graham Sutherland opened the 66th Conference of the Sheet Plant Association by welcoming around 60 delegates to the opening session at the Holiday Inn Runcorn on Monday October 15th 2007.
Representatives from new members N Smith, CRP Print & Packaging, Korsnas UK and Neil Osment Associates were introduced, as were visitors from Anderson […]
65th
‘Corrugated packaging has a superb environmental record - in 2005, 84% of the corrugated board used in the UK was recycled. On average, boxes already contain 76% recycled material and many contain 100%, and as a result, an area of board the size of Greater London avoids going to landfill every four months’. […]
