Europe
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Cambridge high on the agenda for Swiss delegation in UK trade push
A high level Swiss delegation has earmarked Cambridge and Oxford – in particular the life science and hi-tech communities – as key staging posts in... Read More
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Export Academy launched by Department for International Trade
The Department for International Trade in the East of England is inviting companies to sign up to its Export Academy – a fully funded programme that... Read More
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Pavegen creates record with Romanian project
Real estate giant Globalworth has commissioned Cambridge CleanTech business Pavegen to build two 20 sq m energy harvesting walkways in Bucharest.... Read More
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Medical furniture business to reign in Spain
Medical trolleys and couches designed and manufactured in Suffolk will soon be used by healthcare providers across Spain. Debenham-based medical... Read More
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Swedish deal for Sepura
Södertörn’s fire defence association has upgraded its TETRA digital radios for use on the Swedish Rakel network to Sepura terminals, thanks to Sepura... Read More
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Bee friendly insecticide creates a buzz around Europe
A UK-Italian business is cornering the EU market with an innovative crop protection technology based on a bee-friendly insecticide. Headquartered... Read More
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Nap hand for East of England region at IBC Amsterdam
Five East of England technology start ups have secured the opportunity to exhibit at one of the largest broadcasting trade shows in the world (IBC... Read More
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Amino at the double with European deals
London-quoted Cambridge business Amino Technologies plc has secured fresh contracts in Germany and Finland. No financial details have been disclosed... Read More
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Cheeky Panda aims to clean up in Europe
Branding a toilet tissue product with the word ‘cheeky’ will inevitably prompt a wry smile from British shoppers. But for Chinese entrepreneur Julie... Read More
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CyanConnode wins largest ever order with $29m Ukraine deal
CyanConnode in Cambridge. which specialises in narrowband radio mesh networks, has received a $29 million order from its strategic partner NIK LLC... Read More
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Antwerp-Cambridge trade boosted by flying visit
Investors and business leaders from Antwerp are in Cambridge this week to foster stronger trade and academic ties with Europe’s leading... Read More
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Fourth NATO nation selects Marshall CT Scanner
Italy has become the fourth NATO nation to select the Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group CT scanner to provide deployed medical diagnostic... Read More
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Export success for St Peter’s Brewery
St Peter’s Brewery in Suffolk is continuing to secure business-boosting export deals across Europe. According to the micro-brewery, which creates... Read More
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German powerhouse builds on long-term alliance with Sepura
RWE Power, one of Germany's leading enterprises in energy production and generation, has signed a 10-year managed services contract for its existing... Read More
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Manufacturer bounces back from mid-life crisis to take on the globe
This is a story of glittering diamonds, an entrepreneur resting on his laurels and blades that can cut through steel quicker than you can say Mack... Read More
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Next stop Suffolk for Exporting is Great roadshow
East of England businesses will be able to find out how to take advantage of more than 2,000 export opportunities currently available for UK... Read More
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Finnish company likes what it sees with videophone for the elderly
A Cambridge technology start-up is selling its products to overseas markets just eight weeks after making the decision to export. SeeSpeak, which... Read More
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Bringing Corkers to Cork – and the rest of the world
While taking potato products to Ireland might sound like taking coals to Newcastle, a crisp producer from Cambridgeshire is celebrating a surge in... Read More
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Living the dream on the Cote d’Ipswich
“We were fed up with living in France and also wanted kids,” says Josh. The couple moved to Ipswich – where they had family nearby – when Claire got... Read More
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UK firms urged to take a closer look at ‘innovative’ France
For many UK businesses a period of slow growth combined with strict labour laws has led to a lack of appetite to invest in France, but the reality is... Read More