Founded in 1751 in Rotherham South Yorkshire, UK, Beatson Clark is proud of its long heritage. Originally manufacturing glass containers for the Pharmaceutical industry, the company diversified into the food & beverage markets during the 1970s and 1980s.
Both the food and beverage ranges have become hugely successful, with the food sector now being its largest market. However, Beatson Clark still remains the UK’s largest manufacturer of pharmaceutical glass containers.
Although Beatson Clark first began operating in 1751, no trademark appears to have been used until its introduction in 1935. Yet to this day, you can find the iconic Beatson Clark arrows on the bottom of every glass bottle and jar the company produces.
Designed by local graphic designer Peggy Fenton, who subsequently came to work for the company, the symbol was devised to represent speed and efficiency. It has since become one of the best-known packaging trademarks, recognised by consumers worldwide.
With a highly skilled and experienced workforce, Beatson Clark works towards a common goal of meeting customer’s requirements with a quality product.