Tea tin scoops top award

Crown Aerosols and Specialty Packaging has won the coveted annual MPMA Best in Metal award for its highly decorated souvenir tea caddy for Yorkshire café chain, Betty’s Tea Rooms.

Nick Mullen, MPMA director, says, “The distinctive design of this tin mirrors the brand’s creative personality; traditional elegance with modern convenience. The pack has instantly desirable shelf appeal; is beautifully tactile with its soft matt varnish creating a rich satin feel. This is a genuine keepsake, reflecting the reuse value of attractive, brand reinforcing packaging.

“Betty’s and Crown are to be congratulated, deserving of this year’s Best in Metal award; a wonderful example in bringing together classical charm in a reusable pack which ultimately can be recycled forever.”

The tin features exclusive designs by Yorkshire artist, Emily Sutton, and presents a pavement view into the first Betty’s Tea Room, which opened in 1919.

David Harrison, vice president, Crown Aerosols and Specialty Packaging ,was presented with the Best in Metal award by MPMA acting chairman, Robert Fell, at the Association’s annual dinner held at Drapers’ Livery Hall in the City of London, on 6 November 2015.

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