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"As many farmers as there are, there's that many uses," said CTK Plastics general manager Dennis Wastle. "They see something where they think it might work and they try it."
CTK Plastics' biggest client is the Federated Co-op in Regina, which uses bottles manufactured by the company for all of its motor oil products. The company also supplies bottles for Maxim Chemicals and Kemsol Products in Regina, which use CTK Plastics bottles for their janitorial products, and for three Saskatchewan-based bottled water companies-Saskatoon Bottled Water in Saskatoon, Arctic Glacier in Regina and Crystal Fresh in Swift Current.Being the only plastics manufacturing company in Saskatchewan puts CTK Plastics at the advantage when it comes to providing product to Saskatchewan companies, Wastle said. Most of the bottles for bottled water had previously been coming from a manufacturer in Winnipeg, with local companies having to pay the freight charges for shipping the bottles to their plants. "So we're able to compete and have a market advantage by being in Saskatchewan with the Saskatchewan customers," Wastle said.See the full content of this document
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Band-Owned Plastics Company Serving Local Market
When most of us take a sip of bottled water, we might give a little bit of thought to where the water we're drinking came from, but not many of us think about where the bottle came from. If your water was bottle...
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