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VENDING INTERNATIONAL 2010 HANDBOOK AND BUYERS’ GUIDE
TRADE ASSOCIATIONS
BRITISH SOFT DRINKS ASSOCIATION EUROPEAN POINT-OF-USE DRINKING WATER
ASSOCIATION
20-22 Stukeley Street, London WC2B 5LR
Washoe, Brimpton Lane, Brimpton, Reading,
Tel: 020 7430 0356 Fax: 020 7400 3711 Berkshire RG7 4TL
E-mail: bsda@britishsoftdrinks.com
web site: www.britishsoftdrinks.com Tel: 0118 9712298 Fax: 0118 971 0421
E-mail: info@epdwa.org web site: www.epdwa.org
MISSION STATEMENT
The British Soft Drinks Association is the national trade MISSION STATEMENT
association representing the interests of producers of soft A) To assist Members of the Association ("Members") in
drinks, including carbonated drinks, still and dilutable drinks, maintaining the highest standards of quality and hygiene.
fruit juices and bottled waters. BSDA is an independent B) To promote the adherence of Members to ethical,
organisation with offices in central London, employing a full professional and legal practices.
time professional staff. Membership at present includes C) To recruit organisations from within the European Drinking
around 90% of the manufacturers, factors and franchisors of Water Industry (”the Industry”) as Members adhering to the
Britain’s soft drinks. standards and pursuing the objectives of the Association.
D) To facilitate the exchange of technical, scientific and
regulatory information between Industry members and
related bodies.
BRITISH WATER COOLER ASSOCIATION E) To serve as the authoritative source for all information
concerning the Industry in the Territory.
Forsyth Business Centre, 77 Clarendon Road, Watford, F) To work with Government Agencies and regulatory bodies
Herfordshire WD17 1LE whose regulations and standards affect the Industry.
G) To co-operate and discuss areas of mutual interest with
Tel: 01923 813523 Fax: 01923 397346 other industries, organisations and associations.
email: info@bwca.org.uk Website: www.bwca.org.uk
Association Manager: Phillipa Clow
NIVO LTD
MISSION STATEMENT
To ensure the attainment of the highest standards of quality,
Nivo Ltd, Independent House, Gildersome Spur, Morley,
safety, hygiene and ethical conduct in the bottled water
Leeds LS27 7JZ
cooler industry through an unimpeachable product and
service supplied by its members.
Tel: 0113 281 0299 Fax: 0113 281 0210
Contact: Janet Holmes
EUROPEAN BOTTLED WATERCOOLER ASSOCIATION MISSION STATEMENT
NIVO Ltd was established in 1988 and is a buying group with
Rue de L’Association 32, 1000 Brussels, Belgium approx 230 members, aiming to secure the best deal in the
marketplace for its members.
Tel: +32 2 2102034 Fax: +32 2 2102035 The combined turnover of the group is over £400 million per
E-mail: gustavfelix@aol.com Website: www.ebwa.org annum.
Regular meetings are held with all the Supply Partners to
Director General: Gustav Felix discuss business performance, arrange promotional activity
Contact: Anne Claussen and, where applicable, renegotiate trading terms.
Throughout the year NIVO undertakes regular analysis of
MISSION STATEMENT
members’ purchasing patterns and performance which in turn
The mission of the European Bottled Watercooler Association
enables NIVO to evaluate the mutual benefit of continued
is to ensure that the consumer is provided with water
membership for all concerned.
products served from watercoolers, bottled and point of use,
NIVO Ltd are sponsor partners to the biggest annually held
that are of the highest standards of quality both in products
independent vending exhibition - NIVEX www.nivex.org.uk
and service.
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