BAP Pharma Appointed An Export Champion

BAP Pharma are proud to announce that our UK General Manager – Rebecca Bibby – has been appointed an Export Champion for the Southeast, by the Department for Business and Trade (DBT) and has been invited to join the Export Champions programme – a vital element of the UK Government’s Export Strategy. DBT’s Export Champion programme recognises leading exporters, who are willing to share their expertise and support SMEs that are aspiring to begin trading overseas or enter new international markets – with the Champions experiences providing unique insights and peer-to-peer support that businesses are seeking. DBT combines the business functions of the former Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) and the Department for International Trade (DIT), creating a department with all the capabilities to support UK based businesses, make the UK the ideal location to start and grow a business, reform regulation to reduce burdens and seal high quality Free Trade Agreements.   BAP Pharma’s International Temperature Controlled Storage and Distribution network has enabled the successful exportation of pharmaceutical products for over 12 years to 80+ countries worldwide and our highly trained logistics experts handle the storage and distribution of all types of packaged and labelled medicinal products for clinical trials, offering expert knowledge and experience to support our clients with any export requirements and the provision of key documentation, such as Import Licences, Commercial Invoices and USDA statements.  

“We are delighted to have been selected as an Export Champion for the Southeast in recognition of BAP Pharma’s successful international trade track record and our contributions to the Southeast’s economic growth. It is an honour to be a part of the programme and we look forward to supporting businesses through sharing our experiences and expertise amongst the Exporter Champion Community.”

Rebecca Bibby, UK General Manager.

For free export support and advice from the UK Government, please visit www.great.gov.uk