Peak Scientific and Macfarlane Packaging have been awarded the “Supply Chain Solution of the Year Award” at the 2018 UK Packaging Awards.
Peak Scientific and Macfarlane Packaging have been awarded the “Supply Chain Solution of the Year Award” at the 2018 UK Packaging Awards.
The companies collaborated on “Project McLaren” to create protective and sustainable packaging for transporting the Peak’s laboratory gas generation products to global exhibitions. The project takes its name from Peak’s Exhibition Manager of 20 years, Ann McLaren.
The new compact exhibition packaging solutions is reusable, replacing the single use wooden crates previously used to transport its gas generators to exhibitions.
‘‘I am delighted that Project McLaren has won Supply Chain Solution of the Year at this years’ UK Packaging Awards. This award recognizes the collaborative and innovative work of both MacFarlane Packaging and Peak Scientific,” said David Williamson, Global Supply Chain and Logistics Manager at Peak Scientific.
“This new packaging solution meets our exhibition packaging needs perfectly, transporting product more cost effectively and safely through the supply chain, while promoting brand awareness.”
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