The Queen's Award for Enterprise: International Trade (Export) (2003)

The Queen's Award for Enterprise: International Trade (Export) (2003) was awarded on 21 April 2003, by Queen Elizabeth II.

Recipients[]

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

of Whetstone, Leicester for Engineering design, test and manufacture of turbines.
of Northwich, Cheshire for Specialised engineering services.
Aston Martin Lagonda Limited of Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire for Prestigious sports cars, parts and restoration services.
of Ilkeston, Derbyshire for Warp-knitted textiles.
of Witham, Essex for Perfumes and body sprays.
of Pontypridd, Wales for Enzymes for use in food processing.
of London SE1 for Market research based consultancy services.
of Wantage, Oxfordshire for Food and drink hampers.
of Wantage, Oxfordshire for Multicrystalline silicon products for the photovoltaic industry.
of Clifton, Bristol for Business consultancy services.
of Littlehampton, West Sussex for Drilling rigs and equipment.
of Swinton, Salford for Digital video multiplex recorders designed to record and manage live images from CCTV systems.
of Bristol for Complete aircraft interiors.
of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire for Integrated radio infrastructure services and products for cellular, broadcast, civilian and military communications.
of Chelmsford, Essex for Intra-oral dental CCD (charge-coupled device) assemblies.
of Chelmsford, Essex for Linear accelerator magnetrons.
of Trafford Park, Manchester for Latex compounds.
of Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire for Cushion packaging systems.
of Oakbank, Livingston, Scotland for Process development and cGMP manufacture of biopharmaceuticals for early stage clinical trials.
of Peterhead, Aberdeenshire, Scotland for Mackerel, herring and whitefish products.
of London W2 for Private healthcare.
of Bristol for Ornamental plasterwork and scagliola.
of Norwich, Norfolk for Poultry hatching eggs.
of Rotherham for Impulse-buy gifts and greeting cards.
of Guildford, Surrey for Software for life sciences research.
of Edinburgh, Scotland for Design, implementation and support of regulatory frameworks and markets in the electricity and gas sectors.
of Biggleswade, Bedfordshire for Breakfast cereals and cereal bars.
of Hessle, East Yorkshire for Frozen pelagic fish.
of Yalding, Maidstone, Kent for Dried edible pulses and other special crops.
of Belfast, Northern Ireland for Medical diagnostic and monitoring devices.
Middlesex University of London N14 for Higher education at undergraduate and postgraduate levels, research and knowledge transfer.
of London N18 for Flexible medium density fibreboard.
of Northwood, Middlesex for Medical disposables.
of Barnet, Hertfordshire for Test and maintenance products for fire detection systems.
of Devizes, Wiltshire for Automotive test equipment and support services.
of Slough, Berkshire for Services in support of drug development for the pharmaceutical and biotechnology sectors.
of Yatton, Bristol for Plasma processing and ion beam etching and deposition equipment.
of Epsom, Surrey for Healthcare products.
of Tredegar, Gwent, Wales for Pharmaceutical development and manufacturing services to the international healthcare industry.
of Wokingham, Berkshire for Fibre optic test instrumentation.
of Sandwich, Kent for Research, development and manufacture of pharmaceutical products.
of Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire for Laser diodes and opto-electronic sub-assemblies.
of Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire for Microwave and satellite antennas.
Rolls-Royce Airlines - Trent Business of Derby for The Trent family of aero engines.
The Royal Bank of Scotland Group plc of Edinburgh, Scotland for Financial services.
of Liverpool, Merseyside for Specialized clinical nutrition products.
of SwaVham, Norfolk for Photoluminescent emergency floorpath marking systems for aircraft.
of Ashington, Northumberland for Marine worms.
Simmons & Simmons of London EC2 for Legal services.
of Clutton, Bristol for Toiletries including soaps, drawer liners, candles, room fragrances and skincare.
of London N5 for Theatre automation systems.
of London SW1 for Investment management.
of Reading, Berkshire for Components for the re-manufacture of laser cartridges.
of London W1 for International production and distribution of television programmes and the supply of complete technical facilities to broadcasters.
of Aberdeen, Scotland for OVshore and remote-site catering and hotel-keeping services.
of Royston, Hertfordshire for Software and hardware designs for mobile devices.
Turner & Townsend International Ltd of Horsforth, Leeds for Construction and management consultancy services.
of Gloucester for Miniature high pressure air compressor systems.
of Aberdeen, Scotland for Training and consultancy services to industry.
Vitabiotics Ltd of Wembley, Middlesex for Vitamin supplements and nutraceuticals for specific therapeutic areas, including Omega-H3, Osteocare and Pregnacare.
of London W2 for Research and analysis for the fashion and style industries.
of Dudley, West Midlands for Light-weight aluminium precision sand castings.

References[]

^ "No. 56912". The London Gazette (Supplement). April 2003. p. 1.

[1] "No. 56912". The London Gazette (Supplement). April 2003. p. 1.

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