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Gressingham quacks new export markets

William-BuchananLife is everything it’s quacked up to be for East Anglian duck products supplier Gressingham.

TAP Czech’s into eastern Europe

The CellBase CT systemTAP Biosystems, a Cambridge UK medtech innovator, has won a major new contract in eastern Europe.

East meets east in Warsaw

Robin Barnett, British Ambassador to PolandViridian Solar, a Cambridge UK based solar manufacturing company, was among businesses from the East of England and Midlands regions that attended a recent trade mission to Warsaw, Poland.

Sepura improves lone worker safety for Snecma

copyright Eric Drouin – SnecmaTo overcome the communications constraints presented by a large industrial complex, and to ensure rapid response in emergencies, Snecma Propulsion Solide has adopted Sepura STP8000 hand-portable TETRA radios with Man-Down functionality.

Record £27bn exports for UK’s East region

Liz Basing, regional director for UK Trade & Investment in the East of EnglandWith a growth in exports of 20 per cent last year the East of England remains the UK’s second fastest growing exporting region.

AVEVA tooled up for Italian job

Daniel GennaroAVEVA, the Cambridge UK software specialist, has opened a new office in Genoa to support the growing Italian market.

Sepura delivers radio contract to Kazakhstan in record time

Kasper Barfoed, regional director North Europe for SepuraCambridge technology company Sepura has completed the delivery of TETRA radios to the Ministry of Interior (MoI) of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Contracts Russian in for Sepura

Sepura and RIC-Systems signed an official agreement which seals the close technical cooperation between the two organisationsCambridge digital radio specialist Sepura is picking up traction in the CIS region. Early successes include providing innovative new technology to the Russian Space Agency.

The bubble’s not bursting for tea company

Ana Novoa, Paul Wallace and Dianna Novoa of Bubble Tea House CompanyThe British are renowned for a traditional cup of tea in the afternoon but for a Soham company there is nothing ordinary about the tea they are selling in the UK and Europe or the exceptional success they are experiencing.

Sepura to the rescue in Sweden

The Swedish Lifeboat Institute has joined the nationwide RAKEL TETRA networThe Swedish Lifeboat Institute has joined the nationwide RAKEL TETRA network and will be using a range of Sepura terminals from Cambridge UK to help safeguard the seas around the Swedish coast.

Amino tastes La Dolce Vita

Keith Todd, non-executive chairman, AminoA fresh surge of business in the US and a new order from Italy has helped Amino Technologies plc in Cambridge UK increase revenue and cut its operating loss in the half-year to May 31.

Essex firm sets sail for Russia

Chris Berry of WilksIt takes at least 14 hours to fly to the Russian port city of Vladivostok, crossing ten time zones – but the support of UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) made sure distance was no object for Essex businessman Chris Berry, who has now established his marine firm in Russia.

Bell clearly packages the European market

Peter Lennie, director, Bell PackagingA company, which provides transparent packaging to DIY, home fragrance, giftware and confectionary industries, has achieved major success in Europe, establishing its products in six new countries with help from UK Trade and Investment (UKTI).

Swedish Forces arm themselves with Sepura radios

FMV has opted for Sepura STP8000 hand-portable radiosThe Swedish Defence forces will be buying Sepura hand-portable radios from the Cambridge company for use in a wide variety of applications.

Anglia Ruskin launches new export degree

 Anglia Ruskin’s Helmore Building, on East Road in CambridgeAnglia Ruskin University has joined forces with the Institute of Export & International Trade (IoE) to offer an innovative export degree.

Germany pips US as top export market for East of England firms

Frankfurt Stock ExchangeA stunning rise in overseas sales for East of England companies has seen some unprecedented patterns emerge for Britain’s largest exporting region. Germany has overtaken the US as this region’s biggest export market. Sales by local companies in China are rocketing along at record levels.

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