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Packaging Scotland goes into administration

Jill Park, packagingnews.co.uk, 05 March 2010

Cumbernauld-based Packaging Scotland has entered administration, Packaging News has learned.

Mark Simpson of KPMG in Glasgow has been appointed administrator, according to the company.

It is as yet unclear as to why the company entered administration and what the plans are for the business.

Packaging Scotland declined to comment further and as this story was published KPMG was also unavailable for comment.

The company is a supplier of tape, foam, stretch films, air cushion, Flopak, bubble, void fill and all types of polythene, corrugated paper, edge protection and strapping lines.

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