Records of The British Sugar Machinery Manufacturers Association, trade association, Glasgow, Scotland

Reference
- GB 248 UGD 211
Dates of Creation
- 1952-1973
Name of Creator
- The British Sugar Machinery Manufacturers Association (trade association: 1953-1968: Glasgow, Scotland)
Physical Description
- 0.15 metres (3 folders)
  There are no physical characteristics that affect the use of this material.

Scope and Content

Correspondence mainly concerning the constitution 1952-1953
Signed copies of the constitution 1953
General correspondence 1965-1973

Administrative / Biographical History

The British Sugar Machinery Manufacturers Association was founded in 1953 . The operations of the Association covered the manufacture and supply of all the machinery, equipment and accessories for use in sugar factories, refineries, and distilleries. According to its constitution the objectives of the Association were to promote and safeguard the interests of its members, and to form a liaison between Government Departments and the sugar industry. The members in 1953 were: Blairs Ltd , Glasgow, Scotland; Thomas Broadbent & Sons Ltd , Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England; A F Craig & Co Ltd , Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland; Fawcett, Preston & Co Ltd , Bromborough, Birkenhead, England; George Fletcher & Co Ltd , Derby, England; John McNeil & Co Ltd , Glasgow; The Mirrlees Watson Co Ltd , Glasgow; Pott, Cassels & Williamson , Motherwell, North Lanarkshire, Scotland; A & W Smith & Co Ltd , Glasgow; Duncan Stewart & Co Ltd , Glasgow; and Watson, Laidlaw & Co Ltd , Glasgow. The Association was based at St Vincent Street, Glasgow, and Mann Judd Gordon & Co , chartered accountants, Glasgow, were its secretaries. The Association suspended its activities in March 1968 , and after this date Thomas Broadbent & Sons Ltd , Huddersfield, handled all enquiries regarding the Association.

Arrangement

This material is arranged into three series described in the scope and content note. Within these series the material is generally arranged chronologically.