Aberdeen’s Langstane Press win national award

ABERDEEN’S Langstane Press are extremely proud to have won the British Office Supplies and Services BOSS Dealer Excellence Award at an

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ABERDEEN’S Langstane Press are extremely proud to have won the British Office Supplies and Services BOSS Dealer Excellence Award at an event held in the Kimpton Clocktower Hotel, Manchester, last Thursday night.

The BOSS Awards recognise and celebrate those in the UK business supplies industry who demonstrate excellence, either individually or through the success of their business. The BOSS Awards is the best known and attended UK office supplies industry awards event and attracts over 450 guests on the evening. 

Colin Campbell MD said: “I was delighted and extremely proud to collect this Award which very much recognises the hard work of the entire Langstane team in providing the best possible service to all our customers.”

Langstane was established in 1947 and is still a family-owned business with a head office located in Aberdeen and further branches in Dundee and Livingston. An annual turnover of over £18 million makes Langstane Scotland’s largest independent office products company and one of the largest independents in the UK. They employ 105 staff and last year they celebrated 75 years in business. This milestone was reached by having great resilience, continually embracing change and exploiting many of the opportunities that have come their way over the years.

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