NEWS JANGRO EXPANDS
SUPPLIER NETWORK Jangro has warmly welcomed Cumbrian-based Thomas Graham & Sons Ltd as a new member. The company has joined the Jangro Group following a rigorous membership application process and will cover customers in the Carlisle region.
Established by Managing Director, Roger Smith’s great great grandfather in 1892, the steel stockholder and industrial supplier now has more than 160 employees working across three depots as well as its head office, based in Carlisle.
Thomas Graham & Son Ltd has also recently acquired existing Jangro member, Hygiene Cleaning Supplies in Morecambe.
THREE RECORD- BREAKERS IN A ROW
FOR GREYLAND Cleaning chemicals manufacturer Greyland has announced that it has achieved three record-breaking sales milestones in a row: a record month, a record quarter, and a record year.
It was a little over four years ago that the company moved to its current 34,000ft2
factory and warehouse located in a purpose-built modern
JDS PRODUCTS LTD CONTINUES EXPANSION, MOVES
TO NEW OFFICES JDS Products, established in 2010, has announced that due to the ongoing success of the JDS offer, it is already on the move to more expansive premises, ensuring that its service will continue to meet the increasing demands of its customers.
This is already the second time that JDS has relocated to larger premises, and the success of JDS Products
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has grown from of a recognition that the market needs to offer design, manufacture and supply of affordable quality washroom dispensers and accessories.
JDS Ltd firmly believes that it can always meet the ever growing demands of the very competitive janitorial and hygiene chemical industry.
The in-house design capability at JDS can offer both ‘off the shelf’ products and if required, bespoke customer project driven innovation. Its operations are managed to the highest standard with a ‘no nonsense’ approach from design concept, through to product assembly and dispatch.
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Joanne Gilliard, Operations Director at Jangro, said: “We are delighted to welcome Thomas Graham & Sons to the Jangro Group as a new member.
“We have such a strong network of suppliers up and down the country and now, with the addition of Thomas Graham & Sons, the network is strengthened and puts Jangro on the map in Carlisle.
“We are very much looking forward to working with the team at Thomas Graham & Sons as they promote our fantastic range of products.”
Roger Smith, Managing Director at Thomas Graham & Sons, added: “We are very excited to cover the Carlisle region for the Jangro Group. Its product range is fantastic and something I’m sure our customers are going to love.
trading estate close to the M60 Manchester Ring Road.
While the additional capacity and efficiently planned production and warehousing areas have generated as expected considerable and sustained increases in production and turnover ever since, the record sales at this current Financial Year End are at an entirely new level.
The company has invested heavily in new plant and equipment during the last 12 months, leading to even greater capacity for the future.
“I am also very much looking forward to working with the team at Hygiene Cleaning Supplies as we grow the businesses alongside one another before combining them later this year.”
Thomas Graham & Sons Ltd has an annual turnover of £30million with depots in Egremont, Kendal and Morecambe, covering more than 37,000ft2
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Greyland remains one of the most buoyant companies within the industry, yet still found time to heavily promote the recent Manchester Cleaning Show, with MD Richard Dyson being a leading advocate of the opportunities available in the area.
“With more new contracts landed recently, there are clearly no Brexit fears up in the North West of England” he said.
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of warehousing and storage.
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