The Queen's Award for Enterprise: International Trade (Export) (2008)

The Queen's Award for Enterprise: International Trade (Export) (2008) was awarded on 21 April 2008, by Queen Elizabeth II.

Recipients[]

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

2 entertain Limited of London W1 for DVD/Video and music publishing.
of Hull for electronic systems for the super yacht industry.
of Birmingham, West Midlands for ball transfer units.
of Halifax, West Yorkshire for speciality chemical dispersion and emulsion products for the water based polymer industry.
of Belfast, Northern Ireland for broadcast audio equipment.
of York for brand protection and product authentication.
of Rochester, Kent for explosive ordnance disposal and landmine clearance.
of London W1 for restorers of antique stringed musical instruments and bows.
of Newark, Nottinghamshire for architecture, masterplanning, interior and graphic design.
(trading as Click Netherfield) of Livingston, West Lothian, for specialist museum display cases.
of Onchan, Isle of Man for laser optical components.
of Newtownabbey, County Antrim for trigger sprayers and pump dispensers.
of Uxbridge, Middlesex for thermal insulation and other industrial services.
of Newton Abbot, Devon for casing centralisers and stop collars for the oil and gas industry.
of Salford, Greater Manchester for second hand clothing, footwear and household textiles.
of Darlington, County Durham for diesel engines and components
of Ruislip, Middlesex for casings for radiation shielding.
of Portlethen, Aberdeen, for oil well products.
of Newcastle upon Tyne for subsea umbilical systems.
Euromoney Institutional Investor PLC of London EC4 for financial and business publishing, conference organisers and electronic information and data provider.
of Saltaire, West Yorkshire for information technology services.
of London EC3 for investment banking and securities.
of Flint, Wales for specialist food packaging
of Oundle, Northamptonshire for luxury powerboats.
of Derby for software design and sales.
of Dungannon, County Tyrone for mobile crushing and screening equipment.
of Burnley, Lancashire for valves, manways and accessories for the transport and storage of bulk liquids, gases and powders.
of Wolverhampton, for safety interlock systems.
of Bristol for renewable energy consultancy.
of Sheffield, South Yorkshire for wire joining and tensioning devices for use in agricultural and construction industries.
of Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire for access control and security products.
of Leeds, West Yorkshire for vehicle warning equipment for the emergency and municipal services.
of London TW8 Digital set top boxes and for LCD televisions.
of Rotherham, South Yorkshire for sales and management training consultancy.
of London SW1 for advisory and design services in property and infrastructure.
of Sheffield, South Yorkshire for specialist open die forgings, rolled rings, precision forged bars in nickel alloys, titanium and steels.
of Newport, Isle of Wight for electronic equipment for in-flight entertainment systems.
of Ealing, London W14 for vocational education, professional and post graduate.
Hammersmith and West London College for training programmes.
of London NW3 for raw materials, juice concentrate, pulps and purees.
of Rocester, Staffordshire for backhoe loader excavators.
of Uttoxeter, Staffordshire for parts and accessories for earth moving machines.
of London EC4 - patent and trade mark attorneys
of Lincoln for crankshafts for the oil and gas industry.
of Gaydon, Warwickshire for 4 x 4 Vehicles, parts, accessories and lifestyle products
of Lampeter, Ceredigion, Wales for bottled spring water.
of Scourie, Sutherland Fresh farmed for Scottish salmon.
of London SE1 for recruitment agency.
of Hull for frozen pelagic fish.
Motorola Point to Point Fixed Wireless Solutions Group of Ashburton, Devon for broadband solutions bridging and extending high-speed voice and data networks, for secure and reliable connectivity.
of Woodstock, Oxfordshire for medical disposables.
of Selsey, West Sussex for window coverings, hatch blinds and screens for boats, vehicles and homes.
of Aberdeen, Scotland for pipeline pig monitoring equipment, and pipeline data communications systems.
of Saltaire, West Yorkshire Digital for tV technology developers.
of London W1 for clothing and footwear.
of Reading, Berkshire for pharmaceutical materials testing, polymorphism, salt selection, inhaled and solid oral dose formulation.
of Glasgow, Scotland for mobile software development.
of Bath for traded endowment policies.
of Crawley, West Sussex for industrial lasers.
of Manchester for disposable personal care products.
RBS WorldPay of London EC2 a multi currency card and payment processor.
of Redhill, Surrey for security x-ray and metal detection screening products.
of Christchurch, Dorset for steel framed buildings, bridges and other structures.
of Kirkby in Ashfield for furnishing and upholstery fabrics and wall coverings.
of Swaffham, Norfolk for next generation emergency power systems, and photoluminescent emergency floorpath marking systems for aircraft.
of Sheffield, South Yorkshire for large steel castings and forgings.
of Colnbrook, Berkshire for freight forwarding services.
(trading as LSA) of Malvern, Worcestershire for traded endowment insurance policies for endowments.
of Ipswich, Suffolk for sailing yachts and power boats.
(trading as Betfair) of London W6 for betting services and online gaming products
of Wimborne, Dorset for precision rubber seals.
Symbian Ltd of London SE1 for mobile phone software development and licensing
of Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire for design, manufacture and integration of innovative defence solutions.
of Hereford for elastomeric gaskets.
of Peterlee, County Durham for automotive occupant safety systems
of Melbourn, Hertfordshire for technology and product development.
of Telford, Shropshire for equipment for the aluminium industry.
of Inchinnan, Renfrewshire, for vascular prostheses for human implant.
Vitabiotics Ltd of London NW2 for vitamin supplements and nutraceuticals.
of Nottingham for public address and general alarm systems.
of Todmorden, Lancashire for abrasion and corrosion resistant slurry equipment.
of Whittlebury, for automotive research and development.
of Leeds, West Yorkshire Innovative medical implants used in minimally-invasive and tissue-sparing surgical procedures

References[]

^ Queen's Award - International Trade at Business Link

[1] Queen's Award - International Trade at Business Link

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