Petform wins two Silver Awards from FCCISL

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Petform MD Perinpam Mathitharan receiving the award

Petform Ltd., the giant of the plastic and paper based packaging industry bagged two Silver Awards from the ‘Entrepreneur of the Year’ Awards Ceremony organised by the Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industries in Sri Lanka. Petform Ltd. MD Perinpam Mathitharan received the two Silver Awards respectively for the Large Category, National Level and Large Category of the Western Province at the gala event held recently in the BMICH.

Petform, specialised in manufacturing PET bottles and lids and paper based cups and plates, has four plants in Delgoda and Malwana with over 200 workforce. The company exports its products to UK, Saudi Arabia and the Maldives. Petform is known for high quality products and accredited with quality certifications ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 18001:2007 and SLS 1336.

Mathitharan expressed his gratitude to all employees who dedicated tirelessly for this achievement and the company’s stakeholders without whom the journey towards success would not have been possible. Having started as a small factory in 2004, Petform has come a long way to become the largest packaging solutions provider in Sri Lanka, catering to a wide range of medium to large scale industries including bottled water, food and beverage, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and agro chemicals. Pursuing the art of creating the best packaging solution to protect the freshness of the product while offering it the best visual representation, the company is dedicated to value addition for the customers by creating eco-friendly, innovative and end user oriented packaging solutions with minimal impact on the environment. Petform is continuously investing in new technologies and researching on new raw materials that will help to reduce the company’s carbon foot print. While the company produce only fully recyclable products, based on green manufacturing philosophy it hopes to go a step further to use raw materials decomposed by the nature itself.