Made in Britain - official

The Made in Britain trademark has evolved into much more than just a mark of quality – it has become a powerful symbol of independence and innovation for British manufacturers. It represents the resilience, craftsmanship, and forward-thinking spirit that are the backbone of the UK manufacturing sector. Our CEO, John Pearce, has always championed the strength and potential of British-made products. Under his leadership, our organisation continues to play a key role in empowering and supporting the industry, helping to drive a future where British manufacturing thrives and is celebrated on the global stage. In a recent article by Paul Seddon on the BBC website, he highlights the growing importance of the Made in Britain trademark. Seddon points out how this iconic symbol enables companies to proudly showcase their “Britishness,” strengthening their identity and connecting with customers who value authenticity and quality. As we continue to support British manufacturers, the Made in Britain trademark remains an essential tool in helping businesses stand out and make a meaningful impact. It’s not just a label – it’s a statement of pride, quality, and innovation that resonates far beyond our shores.

Muggi Limited are proud to announce that they plan to create recycled products from UK coastal waste ocean plastic by partnering with Waterhaul. Waterhaul recovers and recycles marine plastics from the UK coastline, this plastic will go through a process which will in the end become the raw material for Muggi to use. As part of their commitment to a more sustainable future, Muggi will be able to make a recycled UK product from UK coastal waste ocean plastic, which is traceable marine plastic and regenerated in the UK. ‘To create probably the definitive example of the perfect ‘Infinite Manufacturing Loop’ or circular economy and at the same time helping to save local wildlife.’ Read more: https://lnkd.in/ePFE--KW #MadeinBritain #MiB #members #manufacturing #BritishManufacturing

The Natural Fibre Company were delighted to showcase their manufacturing expertise with British breed wool at the Source Fashion event in London last month. Their CEO, Colin Spencer Halsey spoke at the event about their collaborative journey from farm to fashion for the limited edition Duchy Wool Collection, and promoted the ‘Made in Britain’ message. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e4dMGbfk #MadeinBritain #MiB #members #manufacturing #BritishManufacturing

Congratulations to Kensa as their innovative Shoebox NX ground source heat pump has been recognised on the world stage at the Energy Institute's International Energy Awards, taking home the International Technology Energy Award. In the category which celebrates groundbreaking innovations set to disrupt the industry, Kensa’s Shoebox NX received the Technology award. The award highlights the game-changing potential to decarbonise homes at scale and make efficient, low-carbon heating more accessible. The Shoebox NX was designed and manufactured in the UK, and enables large-scale adoption of renewable heating through the networked heat pump model, providing thousands of homes with efficient, low-carbon heating in one go. “The Shoebox NX is a superb example of British innovation, engineering and manufacturing, and tackles one of the biggest challenges in the transition to net zero- decarbonising heat at scale. From housing flats to listed buildings and new build homes, the Shoebox NX is destined to become a cornerstone of the UK’s heating future.” Tamsin Lishman Read more: https://lnkd.in/e7E6xphi #MadeinBritain #MiB #members #manufacturing #BritishManufacturing

“100% of our manufacturing is done here in the UK, and a large part of our supply chain is also based here. We really want to support the local economy in the UK.” - Michael Lowe, CEO, Sunswap We’re already at episode ten! In this week’s #UnPacked episode, we have Michael Lowe, CEO of Sunswap. The firm is pioneering sustainable transport refrigeration with Endurance, their battery and solar-powered transport registration unit. Michael talks to Matthew Stadlen about the origins of Sunswap and how they have doubled in size since being established in 2020. He also discusses how the firm has designed, developed and manufactured a zero-emission transport refrigeration system, as well as what it’s like working on the factory floor with a team of over 100 people. Michael says, “What I take away from working with the team in our factory is how much gratification and satisfaction you get from building a tangible product in the UK. I remember the first time we completed our first-ever production unit; there were cheers and applause across the production line, which was an absolutely fantastic moment for everyone involved.” Watch now: https://lnkd.in/e8w-8kEm Subscribe: https://lnkd.in/e3kq8eQ8 #MadeinBritain #MiB #members #manufacturing #BritishManufacturing #UnPacked

Made in Britain knows that Europe is of high interest to UK manufacturing companies so we would like to invite any company to join this online session to hear about the successes and challenges of UK manufacturers exporting to Europe. In this session, you will hear from: - Two UK manufacturing companies that successfully export to Europe - The UK Department for Business and Trade's International Markets Team - offering support and advice for UK exporters Made in Britain recognises the value of businesses talking with their peers, and this session will facilitate that for UK exporters wanting to hear real, practical examples, direct from the exporters themselves. 📆 Join this session, Wednesday 23rd April, 11am. Find out more and book now: https://lnkd.in/ekPiQZas

“We’re not simply creating a product, we are passing on over a century of finely-honed skills and expertise to the next generation of craftsmen.” Steve Mason THOR HAMMER COMPANY LIMITED has recently welcomed Solihull West & Shirley MP, Dr Neil Shastri-Hurst MP, to their HQ to showcase how they’ve been crafting soft-face hammers and mallets for over 100 years. Dr Neil Shastri-Hurst MP was taken through the production process and saw the precision engineering involved in making their products, and even had the opportunity to have a go at building a hammer. Read more: https://lnkd.in/egk-MCaG #MadeinBritain #MiB #members #manufacturing #BritishManufacturing

European Springs & Pressings are continuing their long tradition of supporting the development of the next generation of engineers as they welcome three new apprentices. They are embarking on their BTEC and NVQ qualifications and will spend the first years of their apprenticeship gaining a deeper understanding of the manufacturing business. They also take a look back at past apprentices and where they are now. “It is very rewarding to see our young people develop confidently into their full-time roles, and some of them are already being promoted” David Purvis. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eriYiCPv #MadeinBritain #MiB #members #manufacturing #BritishManufacturing

“[Making products in Britain] should matter to everybody. Manufacturing is what we were known for years and years ago. British manufacturing was – and still is – the best in the world, and some of it still exists.” In this week's #UnPacked episode, Matthew Stadlen talks to Stu Warmington from British Drum Co. Stu discusses his love for the industry, the artistry and craftsmanship that goes into every drum they make, and special projects for Iron Maiden, Bastille and the Royal Marines. He also highlights the importance of British manufacturing, the Made in Britain trademark, their exporting success, and his role at British Drum Co, which he describes as ‘the perfect job’. Watch now: https://lnkd.in/eqa_WnPa Subscribe: https://lnkd.in/e3kq8eQ8 #MadeinBritain #MiB #members #manufacturing #BritishManufacturing #UnPacked

I graduated from Kyiv National University of Trade and Economics in 2011 with a master’s degree in International Trade, certain that my future lay in this field. It took me five years of dedication and hard work to reach the point where I could truly open the world for myself. I became passionate about sourcing and bringing the finest quality goods from across the globe to the Ukrainian market. Today, I am equally driven by the desire to showcase Ukraine’s strengths and potential to the world. I firmly believe that the synergy between Made in Britain - official and “Made in Ukraine” projects will pave the way for thriving and mutually beneficial partnerships. I was proud to hear about great examples of success and dedicated work of Ukrainian companies on the UK market. Thank you Ukrainian Business Way and London Chamber of Commerce and Industry for this opportunity.