2014 Best In Metal Winner

2014 Best In Metal Winner

  • Nov 10,2014

P. Wilkinson Containers & William Say were proud to be the first family run business to ever receive the Supreme Gold Award at the MPMA Metal Packaging awards.

This award comes as recognition of our continued efforts produce truly sustainable packing, and towards funding our own Solar Farm earlier this year. We are now able to reform/manufacture an infinitely recyclable material (metal) into tins by using 100% renewable energy.

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  • Adhesive Labels

  • Plastic Pots – Tamper Evident

  • Plastic Bottles (Jerrycan) – HDPE

  • Metal Slip Lid Tins

  • Metal 5L Beer Keg & Cider Mini Kegs

  • Plastic Bottles – PET

  • Metal Lever Lid Tins

  • Metal Pails

  • Metal Oblong Tins

  • Plastic Jars – PET

  • Plastic Drums – Open Top

  • Plastic Buckets – Round

  • Plastic Sporks

  • Metal Ring Pull Tins

  • Metal Vacuum Ink Tins

  • Metal Cone Top Tins

  • Plastic Drums – Tight Head

  • Metal Outside Curl Tins

  • Plastic Bottles – HDPE

  • Metal Drums

  • Plastic Buckets – Rectangular

  • Metal Rectangle Tins

  • Plastic Pots – Dressing

  • Plastic Pots – Deli

  • Metal Seamless Tins

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