The Queen's Award for Enterprise: International Trade (Export) (2001)

The Queen's Award for Enterprise: International Trade (Export) (2001) was awarded on 20 April.

Recipients[]

The following organisations were awarded this year.^[1]

of County Londonderry, for Northern Ireland Multi-layer ceramic capacitors.
of Burford, Oxfordshire for De-luxe travel services.
Adder Technology Ltd of Bar Hill, Cambridge for Computer peripheral equipment.
Aircom International of Redhill, Surrey for ENTERPRISE integrated software solution, consultancy and product support.
of Staines, Middlesex for Environmental life support systems.
of Bellshill, Lanarkshire, Scotland for Replacement heart valves.
of London E1 for Specialist broking/advice on kidnap and ransom, product extortion and wrongful detention insurance.
The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants of London WC2 for Professional examinations and membership.
of London EC3 for Investment advice.
Bibby Line Limited of Liverpool for Offshore and marine vessel operations.
of London SW1 for Luxury yacht brokerage, charter and management.
Celador of London WC2 for Television programmes.
of Corby, Northamptonshire for Engineering adhesives and sealants for industrial, consumer and medical markets.
of Street, Somerset for Footwear.
Colefax & Fowler Limited of London W1 for Soft furnishings.
of Thurmaston, Leicester for A range of prime 35mm lenses.
of Corsham, Wiltshire for Cheese and dairy products.
of Aylesford, Kent for Pan-oriental foods, including Chinese, Thai and Japanese ingredients, authentic sauces, dips, noodles and rice.
of London EC2 for Investment management.
of London SE1 for Production and distribution of royalty free digital photography and film footage.
Domino Printing Sciences plc of Bar Hill, Cambridge for Ink jet and laser coding and marking equipment.
of Southampton, Hampshire for Optical fibres.
Gaffney, Cline & Associates of Alton, Hampshire for Consultancy services to the energy industry.
of St Helens, Merseyside for Specialist cements and moulding powders.
of London W1 for Telecommunications and networking consultancy.
Group 4 Technology Limited of Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire for Access control equipment.
of London SW1 for Corporate identity consultancy services.
of Basildon, Essex for Thermal imaging cameras.
of Northampton for Specialised fragrances.
of London SW1 for Fruit juice concentrates and purees, frozen and canned fruits, vegetables and fish.
of London E11 for Waste paper (secondary fibres) for recycling.
of London NW10 for Exclusive fashion trimmings and accessories.
of London SW6 for Computer software offering a completely integrated trading, risk management and settlement platform for energy markets.
of Presteigne, Powys, Wales for Microwave printed circuits.
Land Rover of Solihull, West Midlands for Four wheel drive vehicles.
of Birkenhead, Merseyside for Reactive metal alloys.
Eli Lilly and Company Limited of Basingstoke, Hampshire for Pharmaceuticals and animal health products.
London Business School of London NW1 for Business education and post graduate business degree programmes.
of Shipley, West Yorkshire for Oilfield cranes and lifting appliances.
of Ruddington, Nottingham for Lace, trimmings, elastic and rigid braids.
of Uxbridge, Middlesex for Aircraft ejection seats.
of Kingswinford, West Midlands for Industrial furnaces and ovens.
of London W1 for Media consultancy and evaluation services.
of Bletchley, Milton Keynes for Metal pressings and welded assemblies.
of London EC2 for Investor services.
of St Helens, Merseyside for Rubber impregnated glass fibre cords.
of Studley, Warwickshire for Speciality animal feeds.
of Chichester, West Sussex for Blinds and flyscreens for windows and hatches for boats and vehicles.
of Yatton, Bristol for Plasma processing and ion beam etching and deposition equipment.
Oyster Marine of Ipswich, Suffolk for Deck saloon cruising yachts.
of Windermere, Cumbria for Wireless optical data transmission systems using infra-red lasers.
of Tiptree, Essex for Satellite communications equipment.
of Derriford, Plymouth for Clinical research on compounds for the pharmaceutical industry.
of Rhyl, Denbighshire, Wales for Fibre optic cables.
of Newton Abbot, Devon for Microwave frequency waveguide components.
of Crumlin, County Antrim, for Northern Ireland Diagnostic kits for medical, veterinary and environmental monitoring.
Renishaw plc of Wotton-under-Edge, for Gloucestershire Metrology products enabling measurement to international standards.
of Newbury, Berkshire for Passport reading equipment.
of Glasgow, Scotland for Biomedical consultancy services.
of Reigate, Surrey for Commercial legal services.
of Coventry for Speciality chemicals.
of London SW19 for Precision engineered plastic taps, dispensers and valves.
of Oxford for Driver software technologies for printers and copiers.
of London WC1 for Decorations, medals and presentation gifts.
of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire for Electro-mechanical switches for the automotive industry.
of Hounslow, Middlesex for Accessories for mobile computers.
of Bangor, County Down, for Northern Ireland Vacuum tube solar collectors for water heating and also refrigeration controllers.
of East Kilbride, Glasgow, for Scotland Printing material and software.
of Bilston, Wolverhampton for Refurbishment and repair of industrial boilers.
The University of Nottingham of Nottingham for Higher educational and research services.
of Oxford for Systems capturing the 3-dimensional motion of objects, particularly the human body.
of London WC2 for Business information services.
of Thatcham, Berkshire for Laboratory, water and environmental testing equipment.
of Aberdeen, Scotland for New generation contracting, solutions and services to the global energy industries.
of Leicester for Covered elastic yarns.
of Treforest, Pontypridd, Wales for Printed giftset packaging.

References[]

^ "No. 56182". The London Gazette (Supplement). April 2001. p. 1.

[1] "No. 56182". The London Gazette (Supplement). April 2001. p. 1.

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