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Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 28 February 2007
Export conferences get started
UKTI South East's International Month runs throughout March and includes a series of seminars being run for local businesses starting to export.
Bedfont Scientific is kicking off UK Trade and Investment (UKTI) South East's International Month by celebrating its continued overseas success After teaming up with UKTI, Bedfont has gained over 2000 customers throughout the world, including North and South America, Europe, Australia, the Middle East and the Far East
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 28 Sep 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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UKTI South East's International Month runs throughout March and includes a series of seminars being run for local businesses starting to export.
At each seminar there will be hotspot sessions covering topics that often cause concern for both experienced and new exporters.
The seminars are taking place at locations across the region and already some 140 firms have signed up to attend.
Other activities include events being run by partner organisations including local Chambers of Commerce and HM Revenue and Customs.
Chris Innes, Executive Manager at UKTI says: "In so many cases, moving into an overseas market is essential for a firm's successful expansion".
"By working with our partner organisations we have ensured that a wide range of topics will be covered at our events, so businesses of all shapes and sizes should be able to find out information that will help them grow".
Bedfont's Managing Director Trevor Smith said: "The support of UKTI has been invaluable to us".
"I would urge other firms starting on the export route to get along to one of UKTI's events in March".
Bedfont Scientific specialises in making instruments for monitoring exhaled breath.
Their Smokerlyzer System has been developed for personal use by smokers trying to kick the habit and measures levels of carbon monoxide (CO) in the lungs on a day by day basis.
Other Bedfont instruments include the Gastrolyzer2 breath hydrogen monitor, the ToxCO+ breath CO monitor for the diagnosis of CO poisoning/smoke inhalation, the NOxBOX+ inhaled nitric oxide (NO) therapy monitor, as well as fumigation gas monitors. Request free introductory details about products from UK Trade and Investment ...
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