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About Macfarlane Group PLC
Macfarlane Group plc engages in the manufacture and distribution of packaging, specialist printing and the provision of storage and warehousing services. The company principally operates in United Kingdom, Europe and the United States.
The company’s principal operating subsidiaries include: Macfarlane Group U.K. Limited; Macfarlane Labels Limited; Macfarlane Labels (Ireland) Limited; Macfarlane Group Sweden AB; Macfarlane Plastics Limited; Macfarlane Packaging Kft; Macfarlane Western Foam Inc.; and BRANDS Electronics DE Mexico, S.A. De C.V.
Packaging Distribution
The Macfarlane Packaging Distribution business distributes packaging consumable products in U.K. The company enables customers to package their products by providing a product range, single source supply, just in time delivery from any of its 15 Regional Distribution Centers and tailored stock management programmers.
Packaging Manufacture
The company’s packaging manufacture business produces low volume, custom designed packaging solutions using corrugate, timber and foam materials. The product range is focused on the electronics, medical and automotive markets where product protection, for both storage and transportation are key requirements.
International
The company has international packaging manufacturing and assembly operations in California, Hungary, and Mexico. These plants provide packaging solutions primarily for the electronics, medical and gift markets.
Labels
Macfarlane Labels engages in the design and production of self-adhesive and re-sealable labels for consumer packs. The customer base is primarily FMCG companies. The business operates from two plants, one in Kilmarnock and one in Dublin, as well as a European sales office for re-sealable labels based in Sweden.
Plastics
Macfarlane Plastics engages in the design and production of injection-moulded closures and dispensers primarily for powdered consumer products for major FMCG customers across Europe.
History
Macfarlane Group plc was established in 1949 by Lord Macfarlane of Bearsden.
