The Queen's Award for Enterprise: International Trade (Export) (2005) explained

The Queen's Award for Enterprise: International Trade (Export) (2005) was awarded on 21 April 2005, by Queen Elizabeth II.

Recipients

The following organisations were awarded this year.

• Abbot Group of Altens, Aberdeen, Scotland for onshore and offshore drilling, engineering and rig design.
• Abcam of Cambridge for Antibodies and related reagents.
• Advanced Crusher Spares of Minworth, Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands for spare parts for crushing and recycling machines.
• Allen Group of Bodelwyddan, Denbighshire, Wales for pneumatic and hydraulic tubing, electrical cable and formed tube assemblies for use on commercial vehicles.
• Alvan Blanch Development Company of Malmesbury, Wiltshire for crop processing equipment.
• Arcotronics of Towcester, Northamptonshire for electronic components.
• Aromco of Nuthampstead, Royston, Hertfordshire for food flavourings.
• Atkin Chambers of London for legal services.
• BUPA International of Brighton, Sussex forpPrivate medical insurance.
• BananaStock of Watlington, Oxfordshire for royalty free CD-ROM and down-loadable stock photography images.
• Bartec Auto ID of Barnsley, South Yorkshire for tyre pressure monitoring equipment.
• Edmund Bell & Company of Bradford for domestic and contract home furnishing textiles.
• The Bruichladdich Distillery Co of Argyll, Scotland for islay single malt scotch whisky.
• Canongate Books of Edinburgh, Scotland for book publishing.
• Cellhire of York for rental of telecommunications products.
• Checker Leather of Kilmaurs, Kilmarnock, Scotland for leather goods.
• FJ Church & Sons of Rainham, Essex for non-ferrous scrap metal.
• Colin Stewart Minchem of Winsford, Cheshire for industrial minerals, inorganic chemicals and additives.
• Cunningham Lindsey International of London for insurance consultancy services.
• Dansco Dairy Products of Newcastle Emlyn, Carmarthenshire, Wales for mozzarella cheese and other dairy products.
• Datapath of Derby for Computer graphic boards and accessories.
• James Dawson & Son of Lincoln for silicone and organic specialist automotive hoses.
• Delcam of Birmingham for CADCAM software.
• Delta Biotechnology of Nottingham for recombinant human albumin production from proprietary high yield yeast expression system.
• Diomed of Waterbeach, Cambridge for Laser equipment for medical use and related products.
• Dunn Brothers of Smethwick, West Midlands for scrap metal recycling.
• Extec Screens & Crushers of Swadlincote, Derbyshire for screening and crushing equipment.
• Fine Fragrances & Cosmetics of Sunbury-on-Thames, Middlesex for toiletries and cosmetics.
• FlavorActiV of Chinnor, Oxfordshire for development and provision of professional taster products.
• Fonebak of West Thurrock, Grays, Essex for Mobile phone reuse and recycling.
• GD Metal Recycling of London for recycling of scrap metal and waste.
• GR Micro of London for medical microbiology and molecular biology services.
• Gate 7 of Gateshead for Decals and labels.
• Genesys International of Burnham, Slough for chemicals and services to the international water industry used for water purification.
• GigaSat of Kensworth, Dunstable, Bedfordshire for satellite communication equipment.
• GreenMech of Alcester, Warwickshire for wood chippers and green waste shredders.
• Heber of Stroud, Gloucestershire for electronic control systems for amusement, gaming, vending and high reliability embedded applications.
• Helen of Troy (UK) of Sheffield for manufacturing and distribution of small electrical personal care appliances.
• K Home International of Thornaby, Stockton-on-Tees for project management and engineering design services.
• ICAP of London for finance broking.
• Image Source of London for royalty free digital photography.
• Inca Digital Printers of Cambridge for industrial digital flatbed inkjet printers.
• Indamex of Peterborough for diesel engine driven generating sets.
• Intex Management Services Ltd t/a IMS Research of Wellingborough, Northamptonshire for market research in the electronics industry.
• Investment Property Databank of London for property investment indices and performance analysis.
• Isle of Arran Distillers of Stirling, Scotland for malt and blended scotch whisky and cream liqueur.
• JCB Backhoe Loader Business Unit of Rocester, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire for backhoe loaders.
• Andrew Kain Enterprises of Hereford for risk mitigation.
• Kemistry of London for broadcast design.
• LibraPharm of Thatcham, Berkshire for medical journals and reprints.
• Martek Marine of Rotherham, South Yorkshire for safety monitoring systems for marine vessels.
• Martin Currie of Edinburgh, Scotland for investment management.
• Microsulis of Denmead, Waterlooville, Hampshire for Microwave Endometrial Ablation (MEA) system.
• Millbrook Instruments of Blackburn for instruments for the surface analysis of advanced materials.
• Molecular Products of Dunmow, Essex for chemical filtration products for air purification.
• NavisWorks of Sheffield for computer software.
• Newson Gale of Nottingham for electrostatic grounding systems for hazardous areas.
• Nitecrest of Leyland, Preston, Lancashire for telephone, credit and loyalty cards.
• Noahs Ark Chemicals of Cambridge for bulk and speciality chemicals.
• Northbrook Technology of Northern Ireland of Belfast, Northern Ireland for information technology and business process outsourcing.
• Oceanair Marine of Selsey, Chichester, West Sussex for blinds and flyscreens for windows and hatches on boats and vehicles.
• Outokumpu Stainless, ASR Rod Mill of Sheffield for stainless steel rod in coil.
• BL-Pegson of Coalville, Leicestershire for rock crushing plant and machinery.
• Pelam Foods of Amersham, Buckinghamshire for food and drink merchant.
• Performance Plus of Trafford Park, Manchester for Consultancy and reliability services for rotating equipment.
• Perkins Shibaura Engines of Peterborough for compact sub 75 hp diesel engines.
• Pipeshield International of Lowestoft, Suffolk for Specialised protection and support systems for marine/oVshore structures and pipelines.
• Powershield Doors of Lisburn, County Antrim, Northern Ireland for steel doors and steel framed glazing systems.
• Rock Fall Company of Dundonald, Kilmarnock, Scotland for underwater drilling and blasting engineering.
• Rotary (International) of Newtownabbey, County Antrim, Northern Ireland for building services engineers.
• Sat-Comm of Mildenhall, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk for satellite uplink systems.
• Scientific Games International of Leeds for security printing.
• Shipham Valves of Hull, East Yorkshire for non-ferrous and high alloy valves.
• Silver Fox of Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire for labelling solutions for both the energy and telecommunications industries.
• Singletons Dairy of Preston, Lancashire for quality cheeses.
• Smith & Ouzman Limited of Eastbourne, Sussex for security printed documents.
• Sortex of London for Optical sorters used to detect and remove diseased and foreign material from crops.
• SPS International of Westhill, Aberdeenshire, Scotland for wellbore completion services.
• Tilhill Forestry of Stirling, Scotland for forest management, timber harvesting and wood fibre supply.
• Toyota Manufacturing UK of Burnaston, Derby for passenger vehicles, parts and engines.
• Tracerco of Billingham, Cleveland for process diagnostic services, specialist measurement devices and fuel marking technologies.
• Trackwise Designs t/a Trackwise of Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire for high frequency printed circuit boards.
• Trinity International Services of Aberdeen, Scotland for offshore and remote-site catering and hotel-keeping services.
• University of Essex of Colchester, Essex for higher education.
• University of Westminster of London for higher education.
• Varn Products Company of Irlam, Manchester for chemicals and solvents for the graphic arts industry.
• Viridian Energy Supply of Belfast, Northern Ireland for retail electricity and gas supply.
• Yes Group of Hull, East Yorkshire for bespoke marine electronic equipment.