IN DEPTH
MVR was formed in 1921 when the Board of Trade wanted to re-unite milk churns with their owners after the pooling arrangements during the First World War. The problem of churns, bottles, crates etc. being mis-used by dairies was also acute. Read the history of this non-profit Company here.
1922, first AGM of Milk Vessels Recovery Ltd. from Dairy World and British Dairy Farmer (Courtesy LIBRAL)
1922, first AGM of Milk Vessels Recovery Ltd. from Dairy World and British Dairy Farmer (Courtesy LIBRAL)
1961 Forest Road, Walthamstow during widening works; the Bedford belonged to ‘Milk Vessels Recovery Ltd’ who moved empty glass milk bottles around. Their base was inconveniently located at the end of a road at Tottenham Hale virtually buried inside the vast Gestetner factory. (Courtesy Peter John Morris, FB)
1961 Forest Road, Walthamstow during widening works; the Bedford belonged to ‘Milk Vessels Recovery Ltd’ who moved empty glass milk bottles around. Their base was inconveniently located at the end of a road at Tottenham Hale virtually buried inside the vast Gestetner factory. (Courtesy Peter John Morris, FB)
1972 Milk Vessels Recovery (MVR)
1972 Milk Vessels Recovery (MVR)
1972 Milk Vessels Recovery (MVR)
1972 Milk Vessels Recovery (MVR)
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