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Packaging Seller Members Packaging seller members recycle-more is supported by UK businesses who, as part of their membership of Valpak’s packaging compliance scheme, offset their consumer information obligations via recycle-more. Member Company Name 1st Rate Investment (UK) Ltd Apetito (U.K.) Holdings Ltd Billericay Dental Supply Co. Ltd 4 Degreesc Ltd Apollo Chemicals Ltd Birds (Derby) Ltd A.G. Axton & Sons (Wholesale) Ltd Apple Distribution International Blackpool Pleasure Beach (Holdings) Ltd A.J.N. Steelstock Ltd Aramark Ltd Bloom and Wild Ltd A.One Feed Supplements Ltd Archwood Ltd BOC Ltd Abaris Holdings Ltd Argus Fluidhandling Ltd Boohoo.Com UK Ltd Ace Adhesives Ltd Arris Global Ltd Booker Group Ltd ADM Pressings Ltd Ashworth and Parker Ltd Borax Europe Ltd AEI Compounds Ltd ASOS.com Ltd Borden International Holdings Ltd Aflex Hose Ltd Assa Abloy Ltd Bowman Ingredients Ltd AGC Chemicals Europe, Ltd Assembly & Packaging Services Ltd BP International Ltd Agrii Holdings (UK) Ltd Atom Supplies Ltd Brake Bros Ltd Agrovista UK Ltd Augustus Martin Ltd Brand Addition Ltd Akzo Nobel Industrial Coatings Ltd Aunt Bessie's Ltd Brand-Rex Ltd Akzo Nobel Powder Coatings Ltd Aura Graphics Ltd Brenntag UK Ltd Albea UK Ltd Autosmart International Ltd Bridport Ltd Aldi Stores Ltd Axminster Tool Centre Ltd Brightstar 20:20 UK Ltd Alfa Chemicals Ltd Azelis UK Holdings Ltd Brioche Pasquier U.K. Ltd Alliance Automotive UK Ltd B&Q Ltd British Cables Company Ltd Allnex Resins UK Ltd Baker & Taylor (UK) Ltd Bri-Ton Fine Foods Ltd Alpha 3 Manufacturing Ltd Baker Perkins Ltd Bryant Park Hospitality Ltd Altro Ltd Bakers (Area 1) Ltd Bulldog Skincare Ltd Amathus Drinks Plc Bako North Western Ltd Bunzl Plc Amcol Minerals EU Ltd Bako South Eastern Ltd Burberry Ltd AMG Aluminum UK Ltd Barry Callebaut Beverages UK Ltd Burford Garden Centre Ltd AMG Superalloys UK Ltd Barry Callebaut Manufacturing (UK) Ltd ByBox Field Support Ltd Amsric Holdings Ltd Bartholomews (Holdings) Ltd C.& P.Wilson Ltd Andaray (Holdings) Ltd Bartlett Mitchell Ltd Cabot Carbon Ltd Anderton Concrete Products Ltd BASF Plc Calderys UK Ltd Anglia Crown Ltd Benchmark Fabrications Ltd Caldic (UK) Ltd Anglian Bakery and Catering Bergstrom (Europe) Ltd Cantel (UK) Ltd Suppliers Ltd BHF Shops Ltd Carpet & Flooring (Trading) Ltd Anglo Office Group Ltd Big Home Shop Ltd Carron Lodge Ltd December 2019 Packaging seller members continued... Cartonplast (UK) Ltd Cypro-Veg Ltd Evo Business Supplies Ltd Carver (Wolverhampton) Ltd Cytec Engineered Materials Ltd Evonik Chemicals Ltd Casper Sleep (UK) Ltd D.Stewart & Son, Ltd Ewos Ltd Castle Tapes (Holdings) Ltd Danby Holdings Ltd F.D.Copeland & Sons Ltd Castlebarn Ltd Dandy Lions Ltd Faci UK Chemicals Ltd Caswell & Company Ltd David Catt (Spitalfields) Ltd Fanatics (International) Ltd Caterfood (South West) Ltd David Gyles Farm and Pet Place Ltd CDW Ltd Dean & Wood Ltd Federal-Mogul Ltd Celsa (UK) Holdings Ltd Debenhams Retail Ltd FedEx UK Ltd Centrica plc Delaware North Companies (UK) Ltd Fellowes Ltd Ceva Freight (UK) Ltd Demipower Ltd Fieldrose Ltd Charles Robertson (Holdings) Ltd Denby Holdings Ltd Filco Supermarkets Ltd Chemique Adhesives and Sealants Ltd Dennis Publishing Ltd Fine & Rare Wines Ltd Chessington Nurseries Ltd Diana Food Ltd Fine Organics Ltd Choice Discount Stores Ltd Domino's Pizza UK & Ireland Ltd FineCal Distributors Christeyns Food Hygiene Ltd Drake & Morgan Ltd First Greater Western Ltd CHT UK Bridgwater Ltd Drinksupermarket.com Ltd Fittleworth Medical Ltd Cicada Educational Equipment Ltd Dunkleys Ltd Five Guys JV Ltd Cineworld Cinemas Ltd E.ON UK plc Flambeau Europlast Ltd Clariant Services UK Ltd East Riding Horticulture Ltd Flexible Reinforcements Ltd Clean Linen Services Ltd Eastman Staples Ltd Flint Ink (U.K.) Ltd Coldstores Ltd EBV Elektronik GmbH FloGas Britain Ltd Colorcon Ltd Edwards Ltd Flowcrete UK Ltd ColorMatrix Europe Ltd Eftec Ltd FMC Chemicals Ltd Comfy Quilts Ltd Electric Mobility Euro Ltd FMC Technologies Ltd Commscope Connectivity UK Ltd Elementis plc Folkestone Fixings Ltd Communisis UK Ltd EMC Computer Systems (U.K.) Ltd Forza Doors Ltd Cook (UK) Ltd Emerald Kalama Chemical Ltd Fourayes Farm Ltd Cooper Coated Coil Ltd EMP Mail Order UK Ltd Frank Wright Ltd Cornelius Group plc Enersys Ltd Freemans Grattan Holdings Ltd Costco UK Holdings Ltd Equilibrium Chemical Services Ltd French Connection Group plc Costcutter Supermarkets Group Ltd Ericsson Ltd Freudenberg Sealing Technologies Ltd Cote Restaurants Group Holdings Ltd Essilor Ltd Frogbikes Ltd CPL Aromas Ltd Etiquette Labels Ltd Fuerst Day Lawson Ltd Crane Ltd Euramax Coated Products Ltd Future Garments Ltd Crocus.co.uk Ltd Euro Garages Ltd G.R. & M.M. Blackledge plc Curious Drinks Ltd Eurobond Doors Ltd Gates Worldwide Ltd CVS (UK) Ltd Euroresins UK Ltd Gazechim Composites UK Ltd December 2019 Packaging seller members continued... GCP Applied Technologies (UK) Ltd Hills Numberplates Ltd J R Holland Produce Ltd Liability Partnership GE Aviation Systems Ltd Hinton Perry & Davenhill Ltd J Sainsbury plc GE Healthcare Ltd HL Display UK Holding Ltd J. Parker Dutch Bulbs (Wholesale) Ltd Geo Specialty Chemicals UK Ltd Hobbycraft Trading Ltd J.D. Williams & Company Ltd George Bateman & Son Ltd Hochiki Europe (U.K.) Ltd J.E.Hartley Ltd George Fisher Ltd Hodge Clemco Ltd J.P.McDougall & Co.Ltd George Haines & Son Ltd Holchem Laboratories Ltd James Boylan Safety (NI) Ltd Gerald McDonald & Company Ltd Hollingsworth and Vose Company (U.K.) Ltd James Convenience Retail Ltd GH Hotel Operating Company Ltd Hoo Hing Ltd James Lister & Sons Ltd Gilbert Thompson (Leeds) Ltd Hopwells Ltd James M.Brown Ltd Gilgrove Ltd Hornby Hobbies Ltd Jarrold & Sons Ltd Giraffe Concepts Ltd Hotel Property Investors U.K. Ltd JD Sports Fashion Plc Givaudan UK Ltd Howarth Timber Group Ltd Jo Malone Ltd Glatfelter Lydney, Ltd HPI UK Holding Ltd John Hellyar And Company Ltd Golden Casket (Greenock) Ltd Hubron Speciality Ltd John Hornby Skewes And Company Ltd Goldtique Ltd Hunt's Foodservice Ltd John Liscombe Ltd Good Food Wines Ltd Huntsman Surface Sciences UK Ltd Johnson Service Group Plc Graham & Brown Ltd Hurst Group (Northern) Ltd Joseph Gleave & Son Ltd Graphic Image Films Ltd Husco International Partners LLP Kefco Sales Ltd Gratnells Ltd Hydes' Brewery Ltd Kennedy Hygiene Products Ltd Guardian Industries UK Holding Ltd Hydro Building Systems UK Ltd Kent Frozen Foods Ltd H. J. Enthoven Ltd Hydro Extrusion UK Ltd Kentucky Fried Chicken H. K. S. Holdings Ltd (Great Britain) Ltd Ian Smith Group Ltd H.B. Fuller U.K. Manufacturing Ltd KEP Print Group Ltd IBM United Kingdom Ltd H.G. Stephenson Ltd Kerafiber Europe Ltd Icopal Ltd Hachette Partworks Ltd Kerry Ingredients (UK) Ltd IFG Drake Ltd Halfords Ltd Knorr-Bremse Rail Systems (UK) Ltd IKO plc Haskins Garden Centres Ltd Kokoba Ltd IMCD UK Ltd Headland Amenity Ltd Koyo Bearings (Europe) Ltd Imerys Aluminates Ltd Health Stores (Wholesale) Ltd Kronos Ltd Imerys Minerals Ltd Healthpoint Ltd Kubota (U.K.) Ltd IMS Euro Ltd Heataction Ltd Lacons Brewery Ltd Innospec International Ltd Heidelberg Graphic Equipment Ltd Lake Chemicals And Minerals Ltd IPP Logipal Helical Technology Ltd Lakeland Ltd ITW Ltd Helm Great Britain Ltd Lathams Ltd J D Wetherspoon plc Henleys Medical Supplies Ltd Len Wright Salads Ltd J E Beale plc Heraeus Conamic UK Ltd Lenzing Fibers Grimsby Ltd High Seat Ltd December 2019 Packaging seller members continued... Leon Restaurants Ltd Mitsubishi Corporation Paperchase Products Ltd International (Europe) Plc Liberon Ltd Partylite U.K., Ltd. Mitsui & Co. Europe plc Liberty Ltd PastaKing (UK) Ltd Mizuno Corporation (UK) Limitless Digital Group Ltd Percy Ingle Bakeries Ltd Mole Avon Trading Ltd Lindab Ltd Peter Broughton Ltd Monarch Chemicals Ltd Linecross Ltd Philip Dennis Foodservice Ltd Monarch Foods International Ltd Lipsy Ltd Pickstock Telford Ltd MSHA International Ltd Litho Supplies (UK) Ltd Pieroth Ltd Mulberry Group Plc Littleton & Badsey Growers Ltd Pilkington Group Ltd Muraspec Decorative Solutions Ltd Littlewoods Clearance Ltd Pindar Scarborough Ltd Nagook Ltd LKAB Holdings (UK) Ltd Polhill Garden Centre Ltd National Exhibition Centre Ltd (The) Lodey's of Newcastle PolyBlend UK Ltd National Oilwell Varco UK Ltd London Clubs Management Ltd Preformed Line Products Nectar Imports Ltd (Great Britain) Ltd Longcliffe Quarries Ltd Neom Ltd Premier Fruits (Covent Garden) Ltd Lorient PolyProducts Ltd Nicholas Deakins Ltd. Pret A Manger (Europe) Ltd Lucite International UK Ltd Nichols Plc Prime Surfactants Ltd Macdermid Canning Ltd Nisbets Plc Prince Minerals Ltd MacDermid Performance Solutions UK Ltd Nissan Motor (GB) Ltd Prinova Solutions Europe Ltd Made to Order Ltd Nissha Medical Technologies Ltd Profile Education Ltd Made.Com Design Ltd NNA Ltd Promat UK Ltd Maier U.K. Ltd Norgren Ltd PWG Trading Ltd Manchester United Football Club Ltd Notcutts Ltd QD Commercial Group Holdings Ltd Marks And Spencer P.l.c. Nottingham Rehab Ltd Qualtex UK Ltd Marriott Hotels Ltd Novartis Grimsby Ltd Quantum Pharma Holdings Ltd Marshall Of Cambridge (Holdings) Ltd Novelis UK Ltd QueensCourt Ltd Marwood Electrical Company Ltd Novus Leisure Group Ltd QVC UK Matrix Polymers Ltd NSK Europe Ltd R.C.Treatt & Co.Ltd Maybourne Hotels Ltd Oaxaca Ltd R.M. Flowers Ltd Mayflower Hygiene Supplies (London) Ltd OfficeTeam Ltd Radmat Building Products Ltd McMullen & Sons, Ltd Olleco Rakem Ltd Meika Ltd One Stop Stores Ltd Ramcore Hotels Ltd Merlin Entertainments Ltd Orange Chemicals Ltd Ramon Holdings Ltd Meter Provida Ltd Orapi Applied Ltd Raventree Ltd Mettler-Toledo Safeline
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