Tri-Star Packaging Supplies of Enfield, Middlesex, has taken over the sushi-packaging division of MG Plastics in Chesterfield.
The purchase is the food packaging supplier's third acquisition this year, following earlier deals for Stadium Disposable and Nu-Line Marketing, both based in London.
MG Plastics' owner Malcolm Gill has joined Tri-Star to help the firm develop its sushi-packaging sales.
Tri-Star managing director Kevin Curran said the acquisition would enable the firm to supply for the first time a "comprehensive range of sushi containers" to retailers and the food-to-go sector in APET, HIPS (high-density polystyrene) and PS materials.
"This year's acquisitions and another planned for 2008, together with organic growth, will help us exceed a projected turnover of £20m by the end of 2008," said Curran.
Tri-Star, which employs 108 staff, now supplies everything from sushi and salad containers to serviettes and disposable cutlery.
The purchase is the food packaging supplier's third acquisition this year, following earlier deals for Stadium Disposable and Nu-Line Marketing, both based in London.
MG Plastics' owner Malcolm Gill has joined Tri-Star to help the firm develop its sushi-packaging sales.
Tri-Star managing director Kevin Curran said the acquisition would enable the firm to supply for the first time a "comprehensive range of sushi containers" to retailers and the food-to-go sector in APET, HIPS (high-density polystyrene) and PS materials.
"This year's acquisitions and another planned for 2008, together with organic growth, will help us exceed a projected turnover of £20m by the end of 2008," said Curran.
Tri-Star, which employs 108 staff, now supplies everything from sushi and salad containers to serviettes and disposable cutlery.
Source: packagingnews
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