The British Aerosols Manufacturers’ Association (BAMA) announced the winners of its 2022 BAMA Awards at a ceremony at Carden Park Hotel, Cheshire, last night (12 October).
Winners were announced by BAMA’s technical manager Peter Watmough and handed out by BAMA chairman Adrian McCretton, and are as follows:
Aerosol Packaging
Winner: Massily for Digi Grip Can
Runner Up: Jago-Pro for e-cap
Sustainability
Winner: Jago-Pro for e-cap
Runner Up: Coster for Vortex Spray Technology
Process, Safety & Training
Winner: Massilly for Customer “Needs and Expectations” Programme
Aerosol of the Year
Winner: Coster for Coster Eco
Highly Commended: Church & Dwight for Batiste Naturally Dry Shampoo
Special Recognition
Malcolm Large, technical manager at Lindal
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