The Queen's Award for Enterprise: International Trade (Export) (1981) was awarded on 21 April 1981, by Queen Elizabeth II.
Recipients The following organisations were awarded this year.
ACS Engineering AVX Walter Alexander (Coachbuilders) Associated British Maltsters The Associated Octel Company Aviation Traders (Engineering) BIS Software Babcock Power Baker Perkins (Printing Machinery Division) Barrie Knitwear Berry Bros. & Rudd Black & Decker Borg Warner (Chemicals Division) Bradbury Wilkinson and Company Braithwaite and Taylor British Hartford-Fairmont British Manufacture and Research Company H P Bulmer (Pectin Division) CQC Cam Gears (The Resolven Factory) Camber International (England) Cementation International Conoco Crown House Engineering International Cummins Engine Company (Daventry Division) DJB Engineering Davy-Loewy Dowty Mining Equipment F Drake (Fibres) Educational Supply Association International Exploration and Production Services (Venuture) Exproduct Fernau Avionics Fitzgerald Lightring Fort Vale Engineering Foster Wheeler Power Products E & W C French (Taunton) GEC Turbine Generators Garrett AiResearch Glenlivet Whisky Glossop Superalloys Guinness Peat Group Haden International Houdret & Company Imperial Chemical Industries (Mond Division) Imperial Chemical Industries (Petrochemical Division) Instron Inter Commodities International Textile Company JCB Service JLG Industries (United Kingdom) Keystone Valve (UK) Staveley Machine Tools (Lapointe Broach Company Division) Lep Group' Lucas Aerospace (Actuation Division) Lucas CAV (CAV Fuel Injection Equipment UK Division) Lupofresh Macawber Engineering Kenneth Mackenzie Holdings Malvern Instruments Mars (Klix Division) Mayer, Newman & Company Merrett Syndicates Milton-Lloyd Associates Moores of Carnforth L G Mouchel and Partners Nautech Orme (Engineering Division) Polymer Engineering Park Air Electronics Perkins Engines Pirelli Plessey Semiconductors Preforamtions (Magnets) Pye T V T Pyrok Holdings RHP Bearings (Transmission Bearing Division) Racal Communications Renishaw Electrical Rowntree Mackintosh Seabourne Express Sericol Group Servicised Shackleton Engineering Shanning International Short Brothers Silberline Simon-Hartley Solid State Logic Steetley Minerals (Magnesia Division) Henry Taylor Tools Vesuvius Crucible Williams Grand Prix Engineering
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