It’s been a truly momentous season for Trueline Products, a family-run manufacturing business celebrating not only over 30 years of innovation and craftsmanship, but also the honour of receiving three prestigious awards in just a matter of weeks.
The highlight came at the 2025 Herefordshire & Worcestershire Chamber of Commerce Business Awards, where Trueline proudly took home the Excellence in Manufacturing and Engineering Award, recognising its commitment to quality, innovation, and continuous improvement.
But the celebration started earlier, when Trueline was honoured with two Charitable Endeavour Awards at the INCA Awards - one for the entire team, and one recognising Josh Barrington for his outstanding individual contribution to community work.
Founded in 1994 by Steve and Anita Mares, Trueline started in a modest unit in Telford. Today, with a purpose-built manufacturing facility in Kidderminster and a trade depot in Glasgow, the company has grown into a national name in bespoke architectural fabrications and EWI profiles. A proud member of Made in Britain, Trueline continues to serve clients across the UK with products that combine form, function, and long-term reliability.
And while the business has grown, its core values, family, integrity, and craftsmanship, remain at the heart of everything it does.
A Double Win for Community Impact
At the INCA Awards, Trueline was recognised for its community spirit and charitable work. The Charitable Endeavour Team Award celebrated the collective efforts of the Trueline team, while the Individual Award went to Josh Barrington, whose passion for helping others embodies everything Trueline stands for.
Also deserving special mention is Charlie, Trueline’s incredible ambassador for KEMP Hospice, who has rallied the team and driven fundraising efforts to an amazing total of £25,004.39. These awards represent more than recognition; they highlight the values and people that give Trueline its heartbeat.
Excellence in Manufacturing Recognised
At the Chamber Awards, Trueline’s commitment to high standards and forward-thinking manufacturing was recognised on a regional stage. Guest judge Lorraine Brooks of ABE (Ledbury) Limited praised Trueline’s clear vision and strategic investments in sustainability, safety, and innovation, including the formation of a new product development team and a robust, multi-touchpoint quality control system.
“What stood out,” she noted, “was their commitment to a clear vision which encompassed every aspect of manufacturing excellence.”
Building for the Future
As Trueline looks to the future, the company is excited to be entering a new chapter of growth. Plans are now underway for the development and construction of a specially designed manufacturing facility in Kidderminster, a major step in expanding Trueline’s capacity, capability, and service to clients across the UK.
This new facility will not only accommodate growing demand but will also support the company’s drive for innovation, sustainability, and operational efficiency. It represents another bold move in Trueline’s journey, one that stays grounded in its family values while looking confidently to the future.
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