The non -profit organization behind the UK manufacturing brand has made a new partnership with the Lincoln Carrington Digital Marmington.
This step aims to raise the profile of British -made products, support local companies, and lead the continuous growth of their 1,100 members.
Under the agreement, Carrington will benefit from its public relations experience that focuses on manufacturing for the lighting companies that bears the Britain Mark brand, while highlighting the quality standards and its contributions to local economies. As part of the initiative, both organizations will emphasize the importance of responsible sustainable production, from traditional makers to leading global brands such as Vauxhall and Babcock.
John Pears, CEO of MADE in Britain, said that expanding charitable communications strategy is essential to emphasize the achievements and aspirations of the British industry. He added: “Carrington's creativity, energy, and success in our sector made them a natural choice to help the value of the value made in Britain.”
With a busy record in providing successful marketing campaigns in manufacturing, business services and events, Carington intends to help members share their news and innovations on a larger scale. David Sykes, head of public relations at Carrington, praised the brand to show moral, safety and sustainability credentials, and stressed the team's enthusiasm to highlight a variety of manufacturers in Britain.
It was created in Britain in 2013 and its members provide a widely recognized reliable sign that defines the source and originality of the goods. In addition to the official brand license, the Foundation also provides experts, communication opportunities and tools to help companies measure their environmental and social impact. Since they are working closely with government agencies and commercial groups, they play a major role in the formation of policies that enhance local manufacturing, protect skilled jobs, and stimulate economic growth.
This cooperation with Carrington emphasizes the increasing importance of British -made products in competitive global markets, as well as appetite for innovative and sustainable manufacturing that has resonance at home and abroad.