Paul Coates, financial director of Rigid Group, died suddenly at the start of last month. Packaging News publishes here the company’s statement.
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Obituary: Paul Coates, Rigid Group
Paul Coates, financial director of Rigid Group, died suddenly at the start of last month. Packaging News publishes here the company’s statement.
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