A history of Neville and More….

a company steeped in 60 years of packaging innovation and consistent growth

Neville and More was founded in 1952 by Barrymore Neville Pendred, an ambitious young man in his early twenties, recently discharged from the army after completing his national service.

In the early 1950’s, the company was focussed exclusively on the supply of glass and plastic bottles and associated closures to healthcare companies and hospitals throughout the UK.

After several years of carefully managed growth, Neville and More was acquired by Mr Brian Wakeley, a naval officer from the Royal Naval College at Greenwich.

Further consistent growth followed until in 1992, the company was acquired by the current owners who brought substantial packaging expertise and market knowledge to Neville and More.

From 1992 onwards, the company continued to add more new and innovative products and growth of the company continued at an impressive and consistent rate of 15% per annum right up until the present date.

Neville and More is now a thriving multi million pound privately owned company with strong financial controls, no borrowings and a healthy balance sheet ready to support further growth and expansion.

Key markets now include Healthcare, Personal Care, Food and Beverage and Household and Industrial.

Our clients include an impressive list of large household names such as GSK, Novartis, Bodyshop, Alliance Boots, Marks and Spencer, Selfridges alongside many smaller and medium sized companies throughout Europe.

Today, we boast an experienced and knowledgeable team of packaging experts and logistics professionals ready to help our clients identify, plan, forecast and take delivery of the best packaging solutions tailored to their needs.

Our brand new state of the art storage and distribution facility now houses more than 1000 different standard stock bottles, jars, closures, dispensers and sprayers which can all be delivered direct from stock with minimal lead times and flexible, low minimum order quantities.