PPP UK

read moreWe have been manufacturing and supplying plastic packaging products to industry since 1989 and many of our customers have been with us from the early days. We are a privately owned company committed to growth and investment. In 2004 the company underwent restructuring with millions invested in modern state-of-the-art plant and equipment. This investment included the purchase of a purpose-built site in Ashford in 2003, providing food-grade hygiene standards for all manufacturing processes in a PVC free environment.

read moreWe provide proto-types and trial sample runs for new product development. We understand that a customer's product specification may change during product development and we offer a fast and efficient response to accommodate changes in design. We can produce packaging products in a range of material types, thickness and colours. Depending on your product, we can manufacture a range of materials to withstand temperatures from deep-freezing to use in microwaves.

read moreWe were the third company in the UK to gain the BRC/IOP quality and hygiene standard in 2001. All aspects of our manufacturing, storage, distribution and administration process follow very stringent processes and are independently audited on an annual basis by QA International.

read morePPP UK Limited has the most technologically advanced extrusion processes in Europe. We extrude and co-extrude film in a range of materials and gauges according to our customers' precise specifications. Our extrusion processes operate to a very stringent food hygiene standard in a completely PVC free environment.

read moreWhy choose NatureWorks™ PLA? There are a number of sound environmental and economic reasons to choose this eco-friendly polymer. Especially as it offers equal/better performance than comparable petroleum-based polymers widely used within the packaging industry. PLA (polylactide) is made from corn, in an environmentally friendly manufacturing process. Plant sugars, extracted from the corn, are converted into plastic through fermentation and separation processes. Corn is readily available and is an annually renewable raw material, unlike petroleum.