We are very pleased to announce that Nick Montgomery has joined the team as Technical Sales Manager.

We are very pleased to announce that we have taken further steps to create a strong and progressive culture at the business by joining the Living Wage Foundation.

Just weeks after we were successful in the Sustainable Innovation category at the Paper Industry Gold Awards, CorrBoard has been announced runner-up in the Green Innovation category and winner of the Best Renewable Energy Project at the Humber Renewables Awards 2022.

We are celebrating after being announced the winners of the Sustainable Innovation category at the Paper Industry Gold Awards. 

Just six weeks after appointing Managing Director, Rob Burgin to strengthen the senior management team, Corrboard has unveiled a fresh brand identity to celebrate the start of a new chapter at the business.

Katie Woodward, former QSHE Manager, has been promoted to Head of Operations to strengthen our senior leadership team.

Paul Broderick, former Southern Sector Sales Manager for DS Smith Packaging, has joined CorrBoard as Sales Director to strengthen the new leadership team.

CorrBoard has agreed to become a headline sponsor at the UK Corrugated Industry Trade Show 2022, hosted by the Sheet Plant Association (SPA).

Rob Burgin, formerly General Manager for DS Smith Northfields, has been appointed to the role of Managing Director for Corrboard.

I confirm that Paul Barber, Managing Director and Will Tilney, Sales & Commercial Manager have taken the decision to leave CorrBoard during November 2021 to pursue career opportunities elsewhere. They both leave with my thanks for their hard work and commitment during their time at CorrBoard and my best wishes for the future.

Corrugated sheet manufacturer CorrBoard UK Ltd has received new investment from two of its major shareholders.

CorrBoard UK, Europe’s first consortium-owned manufacturer of corrugated sheet board materials has received planning consent to build a 500kw anaerobic digester (AD) plant at its site in Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire. The £3.5 million project is scheduled to commence construction later in 2016 and, when operational, will generate enough electricity to supply 1000 homes and enough heat for 500 homes. The modular design of the AD plant will allow output capacity to be increased as the plant‘s production increases.