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1960 [[Packaging Products Group|Packaging Products (Holdings)]] formed as a joint venture between [[Lloyd's Packing Warehouses]] and the [[Packing Materials Association]], to combine their waterproof and waxed paper manufacturing interests.<ref>The Times, February 4, 1960</ref> | |||
1967 Merger of the interests of 3 companies in waterproof papers, plastic films and bags, self-adhesive tapes and other products - [[Cope Allman and Co|Cope, Allman and Co]], [[Capseals]] Ltd and [[PMA Holdings]]. Later '''Capseals''' acquired its partner's interests<ref>The Times, Aug 14, 1967</ref> | 1967 Merger of the interests of 3 companies in waterproof papers, plastic films and bags, self-adhesive tapes and other products - [[Cope Allman and Co|Cope, Allman and Co]], [[Capseals]] Ltd and [[PMA Holdings]]. Later '''Capseals''' acquired its partner's interests<ref>The Times, Aug 14, 1967</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 22:08, 14 December 2020
1960 Packaging Products (Holdings) formed as a joint venture between Lloyd's Packing Warehouses and the Packing Materials Association, to combine their waterproof and waxed paper manufacturing interests.[1]
1967 Merger of the interests of 3 companies in waterproof papers, plastic films and bags, self-adhesive tapes and other products - Cope, Allman and Co, Capseals Ltd and PMA Holdings. Later Capseals acquired its partner's interests[2]
1980 Acquired waterproof paper subsidiary of Jefferson Smurfit[3]
1982 Worcester Engineering acquired the Packaging Products subsidiary of Capseals specialising in waterproof and barrier papers[4]
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