Difference between revisions of "Betts and Co"
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of 1 Wharf Road, City Road and Batavia Mills, Elthorne Road, London, N (1914) | of 1 Wharf Road, City Road and Batavia Mills, Elthorne Road, London, N (1914) | ||
of Colchester | of Ipswich Road, Colchester. | ||
of Holloway Mills, Elthorne Road, | of Holloway Mills, Elthorne Road, London | ||
1804 Company founded. | 1804 Company founded. | ||
Revision as of 20:06, 27 December 2020
of 1 Wharf Road, City Road and Batavia Mills, Elthorne Road, London, N (1914)
of Ipswich Road, Colchester.
of Holloway Mills, Elthorne Road, London
1804 Company founded.
1805 Established at Bordeaux by J. T. Betts.
1840 Established in London by his son W. Betts.
1880 Became public company.
1908 Became private company.
1912 Exhibited thin foils of lead and tin as used for packing tea, chocolates, etc. at the Non-Ferrous Metals Exhibition at the Royal Agricultural Halls[1].
1914 Manufacturers of metallic bottle capsules etc. Specialities: patent metallic capsules, tin and lead foil, tea lead, collapsible tubes, perfumery sprinkler corks etc. Betts and Co were the original patentees of the metallic capsules and they were produced in great variety including the patent adhesive breaking line, perforated, side embossed or printed and other kinds adapted to a wide range of uses. [2]
1934 Reverted back to public company.
c1960 Courtaulds acquired Betts and Co, making foils, collapsible tubes and containers for aerosols, as part of its expansion of its experience in packaging[3].
1961 Manufacturers of metallic capsules, collapsible tubes and metal foil. 900 employees. [4]
Became part of Courtaulds Packaging,
1998 After acquisition by Akzo-Nobel, management buyout of 3 plastics and packaging businesses as Betts, based in Colchester and another UK site at Wrexham; customers included several major FMCG companies.[5]
See Also
Sources of Information
- ↑ The Times, 19 June 1912
- ↑ 1914 Whitakers Red Book
- ↑ The Times, 21 July 1960
- ↑ 1961 Dun and Bradstreet KBE
- ↑ The Times November 28, 1998