Modiform exhibits once again at the special anniversary Four Oaks Trade Show

Modiform has signed up to be an exhibitor at the Four Oaks Trade Show to be held in Cheshire, 6 -7 September 2022.

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Representatives from Modiform will be on hand at stand 29, 30, 63, 64 (House D) to inform visitors about their innovative products/services including transparent green PET bedding packs, which are made from recycled drinks bottles. Modiform has the largest choice of bedding packs available.

Modiform’s ecoExpert range of products made from waste cardboard are recycled, recyclable (Cyclos certified), biodegradable and compostable. This year, Modiform introduced online packaging for sustainable and safe shipping of potted plants. A 100% recyclable and plastic-free solution. The company has lots of new products, some specifically designed for the UK.

Peter Wessel, Modiform UK sales manager, said: "We have chosen to exhibit again to catch up on so much after recent years of shutdown due to Covid."

The 50th anniversary show provides an excellent opportunity for Modiform to catch-up with customers in the sector and demonstrate to them first-hand what their products can do. Four Oaks has been an important part of their marketing for many years and Modiform is pleased to show support for the continuation of this valuable industry event.


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