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<strong>ANNUAL</strong> <strong>REPORT</strong> <strong>2006</strong>

BAMA STAFF<br />

Sue Rogers, Company Secretary & Director<br />

Paul Jackson, Technical & Environment Manager<br />

Caroline Fuller, Communications Manager<br />

Amanda Janse van Vuuren, Secretary & Administrator<br />

Paula O’Neill, Administrator<br />

OFFICERS & DIRECTORS OF THE COMPANY <strong>2006</strong>/7<br />

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE<br />

John Bigley (Chairman), Impress Merthyr Tydfil Ltd<br />

Janie Heywood (Vice Chairman), Reckitt Benckiser UK Ltd<br />

Richard Wells (Honorary Treasurer), ColepCCL UK Ltd<br />

DIRECTORS<br />

Jean Blottière, Aerocan UK Ltd<br />

Shaun Bowden, Reabrook Ltd (from June <strong>2006</strong>)<br />

Karen Duff, Unilever UK Home and Personal Care<br />

Jim Hathaway, Beiersdorf UK Ltd<br />

Nigel Jackson, Precision Valve UK Ltd<br />

Andrew McCarthy, Procter & Gamble UK (until September <strong>2006</strong>)<br />

Brian Minto, Robert McBride Ltd <strong>Aerosol</strong>s & Aircare<br />

Paul Moring, Gillette (UK) Ltd (from September <strong>2006</strong>)<br />

John Morris, Crown <strong>Aerosol</strong>s UK<br />

Zoë Sturdy, BOC/Linde (until June <strong>2006</strong>)<br />

Martin Teller, BOC/Linde (from June <strong>2006</strong>)<br />

CO-OPTED MEMBERS<br />

Paul Bayley, Swallowfield plc<br />

Chris Lambert, SC Johnson EurAFNE Ltd<br />

Mike Parkington, Unilever UK Ltd<br />

Tony Wardell, Swallowfield plc<br />

SECRETARY<br />

Sue Rogers<br />

REGISTERED OFFICE<br />

Kings Buildings, Smith Square<br />

London, SW1P 3JJ<br />

(A Company Limited by Guarantee<br />

Registered at Cardiff, No 1763228)<br />

INDEPENDENT AUDITORS<br />

Cooksey, Perry & Co<br />

Wayside, Old Horsham Road<br />

Beare Green, Dorking<br />

Surrey RH5 4RB<br />

COMPANY SOLICITORS<br />

Bennett Welch & Co<br />

Bank Chambers<br />

Westow Hill, Upper Norwood<br />

London SE19 1TY

<strong>ANNUAL</strong> <strong>REPORT</strong> AND ACCOUNTS <strong>2006</strong><br />

For the year ended 31 December <strong>2006</strong><br />

Presented at the Annual General Meeting<br />

Chairman’s Report 2<br />

Director’s Report 4<br />

UK <strong>Aerosol</strong> Filling Statistics 7<br />

BAMA COMMITTEE <strong>REPORT</strong>S<br />

Committee Members’ Listing 8<br />

Commercial & Planning 10<br />

Packaging & Contents 11<br />

Environment 12<br />

Operational Safety 14<br />

Volatile Substance Abuse 15<br />

Public Relations Group 16<br />

<strong>Aerosol</strong>s 2007 17<br />

FINANCIAL <strong>REPORT</strong> & STATEMENTS<br />

Executive Committee Report 18<br />

Auditor’s Report 19<br />

Statement of Accounts 20<br />

Notes to the Accounts 22<br />

LISTINGS<br />

Members’ Listing 24<br />

Overseas <strong>Association</strong>s 29

CHAIRMAN’S <strong>REPORT</strong>: JOHN BIGLEY 3<br />

Chairman’s<br />

Report <strong>2006</strong><br />

<strong>2006</strong> was another year of change, what year isn’t in today’s environment? Our committees<br />

and secretariat worked hard to develop the <strong>Association</strong>’s position as the European leader.<br />

Following on from 2005 we continued to use Sustainable Development as the framework for<br />

our activities. The reports which follow reflect our actions within the 3 main pillars of<br />

Sustainable Development: Social, Environment & Economic.<br />

<strong>Aerosol</strong> filling in the UK in 2005 continued to be stable<br />

despite the continued general pressure in the UK<br />

manufacturing sector. The UK kept its position as European<br />

market leader filling over 27% of all European aerosols. This<br />

demonstrates that our industry, underpinned by BAMA, has<br />

done a good job in maintaining competitiveness in a difficult<br />

economic and legislative environment.<br />

The <strong>2006</strong> figures are still being collated but with the<br />

continued proactive input from our<br />

members I am confident that we will<br />

maintain our strong position within<br />

the global aerosol industry.<br />

Legislatively we have continued to work proactively with<br />

all the relevant authorities within the UK & Europe relating<br />

to REACH (EU Chemicals Policy), <strong>Aerosol</strong>s Directive, F-Gas<br />

Regulations etc. Much of this legislation is due for<br />

introduction in 2007.<br />

Clearly we have seen very positive progress in the recycling<br />

of aerosols which helps our message on the environmental<br />

positioning of our products.<br />

The UK kept its position as<br />

European market leader filling over<br />

27% of all European aerosols.<br />

<strong>2006</strong> also saw a huge amount of effort by the <strong>Association</strong><br />

in gearing up for <strong>Aerosol</strong>s 2007 to be held in September in<br />

Manchester. In line with our own strategy the Congress theme<br />

will be Sustainable Development.<br />

I would like to address my thanks to all our members for their<br />

support during <strong>2006</strong>. I am also particularly thankful to the<br />

participants of all the committees, working groups and my<br />

fellow committee chairmen for their invaluable contribution<br />

over and above their normal jobs<br />

within their own companies.<br />

I mentioned continual change<br />

earlier and I should like to thank<br />

those committee members who<br />

retired from office this year alongside the newcomers.<br />

Finally, I wish to say a big thank you to the dedicated<br />

BAMA secretariat headed by Sue Rogers. They continue to<br />

provide a professional, responsive and dynamic hub for<br />

our <strong>Association</strong>.

DIRECTOR’S <strong>REPORT</strong>: SUE ROGERS 5<br />

Director’s<br />

Report <strong>2006</strong><br />

During <strong>2006</strong> BAMA has been investing on behalf of our members.<br />

Firstly, we paid up front to secure the venue in Manchester at preferential rates for <strong>Aerosol</strong>s<br />

2007. The scene is now set for what we truly believe will be a successful and exciting event<br />

from 18 – 20 September 2007. I am really looking forward to welcoming you all to Manchester<br />

– particularly as its demands have meant I have not been able to get out to visit members as<br />

often as I should over the last year or so. I plan for that to be remedied afterwards!<br />

With the detailed preparations for <strong>Aerosol</strong>s 2007 now in full<br />

swing, <strong>2006</strong> has been an extraordinarily busy year for BAMA.<br />

The Congress is developing into an exciting world class<br />

programme. The three days themed around three pillars of<br />

sustainability and our aim, ‘propelling aerosols worldwide’,<br />

have attracted first class speakers from around the world.<br />

The exhibition is already selling out rapidly and our active<br />

promotion in person of <strong>Aerosol</strong>s 2007 in Europe, the USA,<br />

Latin America and China will, we<br />

hope, bring delegates and visitors<br />

from all over the world to share,<br />

debate and learn from each other<br />

on a wide number of issues. We<br />

also hope to attract entries into the<br />

first ever international aerosol<br />

awards to celebrate the industry’s innovations and creativity.<br />

Our other key area for investment was designed to assist<br />

members with REACH, the European legislation for the<br />

Registration and Authorisation of Chemicals. To help our<br />

members to prepare for this mammoth task, BAMA has<br />

developed the ‘BAMA model’. This is now widely<br />

acknowledged as a simple to use but powerful tool,<br />

The three days themed around three<br />

pillars of sustainability and our aim,<br />

‘propelling aerosols worldwide’, have<br />

attracted first class speakers from<br />

around the world.<br />

independently validated by experts, to help produce the<br />

exposure scenarios which will be required. Now the detail of<br />

the Regulation is finalised, a working group has been set up<br />

to produce guidance for members.<br />

BAMA has commissioned hazard profiles on priority chemicals<br />

commonly used in aerosols, which will be made available to<br />

members. This will be a key benefit of BAMA membership in<br />

the years to come as companies get to grips with the demands<br />

of the legislation.<br />

Some other regulatory issues<br />

have reached conclusion in <strong>2006</strong>.<br />

The long running negotiations on<br />

greenhouse gases under the<br />

EU’s F-Gases Regulation were<br />

completed finally, with the only ban on use of HFCs in<br />

aerosols for novelty products from 2009. This was a major<br />

success for us as the original plans were to ban HFCs in all<br />

aerosols. The voluntary agreement to use HFCs only where<br />

strictly necessary, developed by BAMA, has been taken up<br />

by the European <strong>Aerosol</strong> Federation (FEA) and will need to<br />

remain in place to support the industry in the review of the<br />

legislation in several years’ time. The USA is also beginning

6 DIRECTOR’S <strong>REPORT</strong>: SUE ROGERS<br />

to adopt a similar approach despite<br />

its Government’s well publicised<br />

refusal to sign the Kyoto Protocol.<br />

Following changes to the ‘Ranges’<br />

Directive, prescribed quantities for aerosols will no longer be<br />

regulated but BAMA is involved in talks within FEA to produce a<br />

voluntary standard to ensure products are not sold underfilled.<br />

In contrast, the revision of the <strong>Aerosol</strong> Dispensers Directive<br />

has been frustratingly – and familiarly – slow. This time<br />

Global Harmonisation (GHS) has intervened to obstruct<br />

progress but we are working our way through.<br />

We are proud that the BAMA Standard for Consumer Safety and<br />

Good Manufacturing Practice has achieved its first accreditation<br />

– Impress (formerly USC UK). A number of members from all<br />

sectors of the supply chain could achieve accreditation with<br />

little difficulty – or extra work – as the Standard has been<br />

designed to fit into existing management systems. The Standard<br />

is being updated again to keep step with legislative changes and<br />

is planned for relaunch as Issue 3 in September 2007.<br />

On the communications front, we have been delighted by the<br />

support we have received from retailers, who have added<br />

in-store messages to spread the word that empty aerosols can<br />

be recycled. We also reached a large number of consumers<br />

through specially arranged interviews on local radio.<br />

Our courses have proved very popular again in <strong>2006</strong> and<br />

we are very grateful to all the speakers who give their time<br />

We are proud that the BAMA<br />

Standard for Consumer Safety and<br />

Good Manufacturing Practice has<br />

achieved its first accreditation<br />

and expertise to train newcomers to<br />

the industry. At members’ request,<br />

we ran two extra Propellant Safety<br />

courses at plants around the UK<br />

with good attendance.<br />

We are, as always, immensely grateful to all the committee<br />

members and especially the committee chairmen – we<br />

recognise that members have fewer staff available and they<br />

have less time to dedicate to association work. We undertake<br />

as much of the work as we possibly can in the secretariat but<br />

we do need to call on members to add their input from time to<br />

time so we can check we are in step – and this happens best<br />

through the committees.<br />

Somewhat ironically, the better we manage issues, so that<br />

the industry can continue to operate safely and responsibly<br />

but with as little disruption as possible, the less obvious our<br />

success can be. However, those who have been involved in<br />

issues which have not been successfully managed will<br />

testify to our value!<br />

We thank you for your continued support. I would especially<br />

like to thank Jean Blottière for his hard work as Chairman<br />

over the last two years, our new Chairman John Bigley,<br />

Hon Treasurer, Richard Wells who has played an invaluable<br />

role for several years now, all the members of the Executive<br />

Committee and the BAMA staff who have tackled a vast<br />

workload with professionalism and enthusiasm. We wish<br />

Caroline Fuller every happiness in her new life in Australia<br />

and are only sorry that she won’t be in Manchester with us.<br />

UK AEROSOL PRODUCTION 1983 – <strong>2006</strong><br />

1500 Millions of units<br />

1200<br />

1093<br />

1318.3<br />

1262.6 1288.8<br />

1242 1271 1266.8<br />

1247.6 1258.7<br />

1243.4<br />

1226.27<br />

1223.7<br />

900<br />

600<br />

524.5 559.5 628 678<br />

759 769<br />

729 709<br />

772 805 855 934<br />

300<br />

0<br />

1983 ‘84 ‘85 ‘86 ‘87 ‘88 ‘89 ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 2000 ‘01 ‘02 ‘03<br />

‘04 ‘05 ‘06

UK AEROSOL FILLING STATISTICS 7<br />

UK AEROSOL FILLINGS 1997 - <strong>2006</strong><br />

Miscellaneous<br />

Veterinary/Pet Care<br />

Industrial<br />

Automotive<br />

Other Personal<br />

Shaving Lather<br />

Deodorants/Body Sprays/APS<br />

Colognes/Perfumes<br />

Hair Mousse<br />

Hairsprays<br />

Other Household<br />

Window/Glass Cleaners<br />

Bathroom/Kitchen Mousses<br />

Shoe/Leather Cleaners<br />

Starches<br />

Oven Cleaners<br />

Waxes/Polishes<br />

Air Fresheners<br />

Paints/Lacquers<br />

Insecticides<br />

Asthma Inhalers<br />

Other Medical<br />

1400 Millions of Units<br />

1200<br />

1000<br />

800<br />

600<br />

400<br />

200<br />

0<br />

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 <strong>2006</strong><br />

Category 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 <strong>2006</strong><br />

Millions Millions Millions Millions Millions Millions Millions Millions Millions Millions<br />

of Units of Units of Units of Units of Units of Units of Units of Units of Units of Units<br />

Insecticides 16.5 13.12 8.3 11.5 8.9 6.8 10.1 9.9 8.5 4.8<br />

Paints/Lacquers 25.0 15.35 23.0 16.6 17.8 16.7 14.6 13.4 14.1 13.7<br />

Air Fresheners 105.0 114.0 106.0 104.0 120.6 135.0 121.8 104.9 116.6 127.0<br />

Waxes/Polishes 41.0 39.0 42.0 47.7 35.6 33.7 32.8 32.0 33.0 27.4<br />

Oven Cleaners 2.0 1.5 2.7 3.9 2.0 1.7 1.3 1.3 1.4 0.7<br />

Starches 17.0 14.5 13.5 12.5 12.7 11.9 10.3 8.5 8.3 6.5<br />

Shoe/Leather Cleaners 0.7 0.3 0.1 1.0 2.5 0.4 2.7 2.4 2.3<br />

Bathroom/Kitchen Mousses 30.0 3.0 4.7 6.3 5.8 3.3 2.0 1.8 0.7 0.8<br />

Window/Glass Cleaners<br />

30.0<br />

2.5 2.0 1.0 0.9 1.0<br />

48.4 44.2 37.6 41.5<br />

Other Household 26.0 30.6 28.3 44.2 40.8<br />

Hairsprays 251.0 226.6 172.0 183.8 157.1 138.6 114.7 112.1 117.4 62.1<br />

Hair Mousse 62.0 65.6 53.9 42.4 41.8 41.8 35.2 34.6 36.9 38.6<br />

Colognes/Perfumes 23.0 0 0 0 0 0.8 16.5 0 0 0<br />

Deos/Body Spray/APS 445.0 443.5 518.0 540.0 565.8 597.9 545.9 552.0 557.9 572.0<br />

Shaving Lather 155.5 158.0 170.0 172.0 173.2 183.7 172.3 194.3 223.7 222.0<br />

Other Personal 7.0 11.4 20.0 23.2 25.0 36.5 50.8 46.2 25.6 16.8<br />

Automotive 26.0 21.1 25.0 25.3 29.9 25.5 25.5 31.9 30.5 47.7<br />

Industrial 25.0 24.3 24.6 29.8 26.4 25.3 21.8 23.0 21.0 19.0<br />

Veterinary/Pet Care 3.7 2.7 2.0 2.1 1.7 1.9 2.6 1.7 2.3<br />

Miscellaneous<br />

40.0<br />

42.4 43.3 16.4 18.0 13.1 21.3 28.0 21.4 18.4<br />

Total 1271.0 1226.27 1262.6 1266.8 1288.8 1318.3 1247.6 1243.4 1258.7 1223.7<br />

Asthma Inhalers 250.0 250.0 100.0 100.0 90.0 90.0 90.0 90.0 90.0 90.0<br />

Other Medical 11.4 4.0 8.8 7.8 10.5 9.0

COMMITTEE MEMBERS LISTING 9<br />

Committee<br />

Members Listing<br />

COMMERCIAL AND<br />

PLANNING COMMITTEE<br />

Anita Lockyer<br />

Rentokil Initial Plc<br />

Chris Lambert, Chairman<br />

SCJ EurAFNE Ltd<br />

Paul Sullivan<br />

D H Industries Ltd<br />

PUBLIC RELATIONS<br />

GROUP<br />

John Bigley<br />

Impress Merthyr Tydfil Ltd<br />

Peter Matthewson<br />

Procter & Gamble UK<br />

Adrian McCretton<br />

Swallowfield plc<br />

Mark Taker<br />

Hydrokem <strong>Aerosol</strong>s Ltd<br />

Jane Fletcher, Chairman<br />

Swallowfield plc<br />

Jean Blottière<br />

Aerocan UK Ltd<br />

Janie Heywood, Chairman<br />

Reckitt Benckiser<br />

Paul Jackson<br />

BAMA<br />

Brian Minto<br />

Robert McBride Ltd<br />

<strong>Aerosol</strong>s & Aircare<br />

Sue Rogers<br />

BAMA<br />

Tony Wardell<br />

Swallowfield plc<br />

Richard Wells<br />

ColepCCL UK Ltd<br />

PACKAGING AND<br />

CONTENTS COMMITTEE<br />

Paul Bayley, Chairman<br />

Swallowfield plc<br />

Geoff Brown<br />

Crown <strong>Aerosol</strong>s UK<br />

Erin Corstanje<br />

Coster <strong>Aerosol</strong>s Ltd<br />

John Allan<br />

Impress Merthyr Tydfil Ltd<br />

Patrick Heskins<br />

Seaquist Perfect Dispensing Ltd<br />

Deborah Hotchkiss<br />

SCJ EurAFNE<br />

Ian Hunter<br />

Aerocan UK Ltd<br />

Paul Jackson<br />

BAMA<br />

Nigel Jackson<br />

Precision Valve (UK) Ltd<br />

Christina Jenkyns<br />

Reabrook Ltd<br />

Malcolm Large<br />

Lindal Valve<br />

Graham Lawrence<br />

Reckitt Benckiser<br />

Margaret McCaw<br />

Robert McBride Ltd<br />

<strong>Aerosol</strong>s & Aircare<br />

Julie McManus<br />

L'Oreal (UK) Ltd<br />

Ian Oakes<br />

Berry Plastics UK Ltd<br />

Sue Rogers<br />

BAMA<br />

Peter Serby<br />

Summit Europe cv<br />

Andrew Taylor<br />

James Briggs a division<br />

of ITW LTD<br />

Tony Taylor<br />

Unilever UK<br />

Home & Personal Care<br />

Rod Thrippleton<br />

ColepCCL UK Ltd<br />

ENVIRONMENT<br />

COMMITTEE<br />

Sebastian Alvarez<br />

Unilever UK<br />

Home & Personal Care<br />

Paul Bayley<br />

Swallowfield plc<br />

Russell Beaven<br />

National Starch &<br />

Chemical Ltd<br />

Roger Bousfield<br />

KBIG<br />

Andries Coens<br />

DuPont (Nederlands) BV<br />

Ian Croft<br />

Rentokil Initial plc<br />

Robert Fell<br />

Impress Merthyr Tydfil Ltd<br />

Christopher Hines<br />

Shell Gas Ltd<br />

Paul Jackson<br />

BAMA<br />

Julie McManus<br />

L'Oreal (UK) Ltd<br />

John McNamara<br />

Reckitt Benckiser (UK) Ltd<br />

Sue Rogers<br />

BAMA<br />

Peter Serby<br />

Summit Europe cv<br />

OPERATIONAL SAFETY<br />

COMMITTEE<br />

Wayne Bailey<br />

L'Oreal (UK) Ltd<br />

Martin Castle<br />

Pira International<br />

David Crowsley<br />

P&G Professional Care<br />

Paul Dewhirst<br />

Burgoyne Consultants Ltd<br />

Jim Hathaway, Chairman<br />

Beiersdorf UK Ltd<br />

Christopher Hines<br />

Shell Gas Ltd<br />

Zaf Iqbal<br />

Reabrook Ltd<br />

Paul Jackson<br />

BAMA<br />

Paul Johns<br />

Swallowfield plc<br />

Peter Marriott<br />

ColepCCL UK Ltd<br />

Gerry McArdle<br />

<strong>Aerosol</strong> Products Ltd<br />

Dominic Mooney<br />

Unilever UK Home &<br />

Personal Care<br />

Darren Moppett<br />

Procter & Gamble UK<br />

Allen Roberts<br />

ColepCCL UK Ltd<br />

Sue Rogers<br />

BAMA<br />

Bob Thompson<br />

Procter & Gamble UK<br />

Andrew Walker<br />

Gillette (UK) Ltd<br />

Peter Watmough<br />

Precision Valve (UK) Ltd<br />

VSA COMMITTEE<br />

Colin Butler<br />

SC Johnson Ltd<br />

Andrew Devic<br />

BOC<br />

Christopher Hines<br />

Shell Gas Ltd<br />

Nigel Jackson<br />

Precision Valve (UK) Ltd<br />

Graham Lawrence<br />

Reckitt Benckiser<br />

Margaret McCaw<br />

Robert McBride Ltd<br />

<strong>Aerosol</strong>s & Aircare<br />

Julie McManus<br />

L'Oreal (UK) Ltd<br />

Mike Parkington, Chairman<br />

Unilever UK Home &<br />

Personal Care<br />

Sue Rogers<br />

BAMA<br />

Kathy Rogerson<br />

Procter & Gamble UK<br />

Warren Hawksley<br />

Re-Solv<br />

Richard Ives<br />

educaRI<br />

Steve Lambert<br />

Solve It<br />

John Ramsey<br />

St George's, University<br />

of London<br />

Jo Jackson<br />

ColepCCL UK Ltd<br />

Jo Jacobius<br />

Axiom Communications<br />

Gill Shaffer<br />

Axiom Communications<br />

Leigh Jones<br />

ColepCCL Ltd<br />

Peter Morgan<br />

Lindal Group<br />

James Watts<br />

Unilever UK<br />

Home & Personal Care<br />

AEROSOLS 2007<br />

STEERING GROUP<br />

Sebastian Alvarez<br />

Unilever UK<br />

Home & Personal Care<br />

Russell Beaven<br />

National Starch &<br />

Chemical Ltd<br />

John Bigley<br />

Impress Merthyr Tydfil Ltd<br />

Jean Blottière<br />

Aerocan UK Ltd<br />

Sarah Fitzpatrick<br />

Concorde Services Ltd<br />

Susan Hayden<br />

Concorde Services Ltd<br />

Janie Heywood<br />

Reckitt Benckiser<br />

Jo Jackson<br />

ColepCCL UK Ltd<br />

Suzanne Patey<br />

Avon <strong>Aerosol</strong> Products Group<br />

Sue Rogers<br />

BAMA<br />

Jannine Vallett<br />

Concorde Services Ltd<br />

Tony Wardell, Chairman<br />

Swallowfield plc

10 COMMERCIAL AND PLANNING COMMITTEE<br />

Commercial and Planning Committee<br />

The committee has met 5 times in <strong>2006</strong>.<br />

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY<br />

The Committee continued to focus on<br />

BAMA’s Sustainable Development<br />

programme. A message matrix has been<br />

developed which provides key messages<br />

about aerosols and their uses under the<br />

three pillars: economic, social and<br />

environmental. There are some very<br />

positive messages with supporting data<br />

on the BAMA Standard, health and<br />

environmental impacts and examples of<br />

innovation and recycling opportunities.<br />

The matrix will be available to members in<br />

time for the Congress in September 2007.<br />

BAMA STANDARD<br />

Issue 3 revision has started during the<br />

year. Data from the BAMA Guides was<br />

built into the manufacturing module.<br />

Revisions began on warehousing,<br />

disposal and product development<br />

modules. The BAMA Standard will<br />

be launched by the BAMA Chairman<br />

at the Congress in 2007.<br />

FINANCIAL PLANNING &<br />

MEMBERSHIP RECRUITMENT<br />

The Committee reviewed the<br />

subscription rates and as a result<br />

subscriptions were increased in line<br />

with inflation.<br />

BAMA used some of its reserves to pay<br />

one year ahead to secure favourable<br />

rates on the hire of Manchester<br />

Central 2007.<br />

There are some very<br />

positive messages with<br />

supporting data on the<br />

BAMA Standard, health<br />

and environmental<br />

impacts and examples of<br />

innovation and recycling<br />

opportunities.<br />

The committee also considered a report<br />

from external advisors on the financial<br />

implications of moving out of the<br />

current offices during 2007 when there<br />

is a break in the lease. The conclusions<br />

were that there was no overall financial<br />

gain to be had from moving out. This<br />

will continue to be kept under review.<br />

BAMA has begun a programme of<br />

investment in literature reviews on a<br />

range of key ingredients used by BAMA<br />

members. These reviews will be made<br />

available to members to support their<br />

requirements under REACH and will be<br />

used to demonstrate tangible benefits<br />

of BAMA membership.<br />

TRAINING<br />

BAMA courses remained popular<br />

during <strong>2006</strong>. Two extra Propellant<br />

Safety courses were held in <strong>2006</strong> at<br />

members’ requests.<br />

CHEMICALS REGULATORY FORUM (CRF)<br />

BAMA is a member of the Government’s<br />

Chemicals Regulatory Forum. BAMA<br />

members participated in a study to<br />

evaluate the Cumulative Burden of<br />

Regulations on industry. The study<br />

findings were taken up into the future<br />

work programme of CRF, launched in<br />

November.

PACKAGING AND CONTENTS COMMITTEE 11<br />

Packaging and Contents Committee<br />

The committee met four times during<br />

<strong>2006</strong> and members were also active in<br />

the corresponding FEA committee as we<br />

monitored the progress of legislation<br />

important to our industry.<br />

AEROSOL DISPENSERS DIRECTIVE (ADD)<br />

A proposed amendment to ADD was<br />

initiated by the European Commission<br />

under the procedure for Adaptation to<br />

Technical Progress in 2005 and it was<br />

expected that this would be finalised<br />

in <strong>2006</strong>. Unfortunately this has not<br />

happened due to issues raised during<br />

the interservice consultation on the<br />

proposed amendment within the<br />

Commission. There were two main areas<br />

of concern; firstly the legal service would<br />

not accept reference to the UN Manual<br />

on the Transport of Dangerous Goods<br />

within ADD as it was not an EU<br />

institution. This is an important<br />

part of the proposed amendment<br />

as it relates to the classification<br />

and labelling for flammability and<br />

aligns ADD with ADR/RID to<br />

ensure there is no conflict<br />

between legislation for the manufacture<br />

and transport of aerosols. Secondly DG<br />

SANCO required a stronger reference to<br />

the need to assess spray characteristics<br />

and particle size distribution in the new<br />

section dealing with risk assessment.<br />

Neither of these issues should jeopardise<br />

the proposed amendment as FEA have<br />

put forward proposals to address both of<br />

these concerns. However it appears that<br />

resolving the issues is not a high priority<br />

for the Commission and the situation has<br />

been complicated by the proposed<br />

introduction of GHS for the Classification<br />

and Labelling of Dangerous Goods into<br />

the EU. Meanwhile BAMA and FEA<br />

continue to work to make progress on<br />

this issue although the timing of a<br />

satisfactory outcome is uncertain.<br />

PRESCRIBED QUANTITIES (RANGES)<br />

DIRECTIVE (PQD)<br />

The Commission has completed the<br />

process of amending this legislation<br />

which has now been sent back to the<br />

European Parliament for approval.<br />

This should provide a satisfactory<br />

outcome for our industry as aerosols<br />

may continue to be labelled by volume<br />

only but they must be labelled with the<br />

brimful capacity of the container. There<br />

will no longer be a list of prescribed<br />

sizes and fills. BAMA is working with<br />

During the year the Commission<br />

decided to implement GHS criteria<br />

into Community law. This will affect the<br />

classification and labelling of aerosols<br />

for flammability<br />

FEA to produce an FEA Standard on<br />

fill sizes as a guide to members and<br />

to help avoid instances of underfilling<br />

which could attract adverse publicity<br />

to our industry.<br />

PLASTIC AEROSOLS<br />

Members continue to be active in the<br />

FEA Task Force which is working to<br />

produce data that would allow a<br />

relaxation of the current regulatory<br />

constraints on plastic aerosols and<br />

harmonise ADD with ADR/RID.<br />

The work is well advanced and it is<br />

expected that the Task Force will<br />

present its report during 2007.<br />

GLOBALLY HARMONISED SYSTEM OF<br />

CLASSIFICATION AND LABELLING OF<br />

CHEMICALS (GHS)<br />

During the year the Commission<br />

decided to implement GHS criteria into<br />

Community law. This will affect the<br />

classification and labelling of aerosols<br />

for flammability but the proposed<br />

amendment to ADD already<br />

incorporates GHS criteria in this area.<br />

However the Commission wish to<br />

implement GHS as a single regulation<br />

which would mean that ADD would not<br />

be the legal instrument for the<br />

regulation of flammability in aerosols.<br />

This is unsatisfactory as some major<br />

aerosol categories such as<br />

cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and<br />

food are not fully covered by<br />

GHS. Strong representations<br />

were made during the public<br />

consultation on this proposal<br />

but our arguments were not<br />

accepted. This issue will be a major<br />

part of the workload of the committee in<br />

the near future as we work within the<br />

industry and with Member States to<br />

retain the supremacy of ADD.

12 ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE<br />

Environment Committee<br />

The Environment Committee met four<br />

times during the year. There were also<br />

meetings of the Scientific Panel.<br />

BAMA representatives were also heavily<br />

committed to the European <strong>Aerosol</strong><br />

Federation (FEA) Environment<br />

Committee, the VOC Working Group,<br />

the HFC Working Group, the <strong>Aerosol</strong><br />

Ingredients Working Group and<br />

Integrated Product Policy Working<br />

Group, (now known as the Sustainable<br />

<strong>Aerosol</strong> Strategy WG).<br />

EU CHEMICAL POLICY<br />

In late <strong>2006</strong>, the EU finally agreed on<br />

the new European Chemical Regulation,<br />

(REACH), the text of which was<br />

published in the EU official journal in<br />

January 2007.<br />

During the year, BAMA supported<br />

the completion of the PRODUCE project,<br />

which was conducted by a number of<br />

parties, including BAMA to ‘try out’<br />

REACH. A huge number of lessons were<br />

learned and more than 30 recommendations<br />

highlighting the need for good<br />

quality guidance for downstream usersto-be<br />

were made.<br />

To that end, BAMA has also been<br />

actively supporting the development of<br />

appropriate exposure modules in the<br />

REACH Implementation Projects (RIPs)<br />

(in conjunction with the FEA and AISE) –<br />

specifically by promoting the use of the<br />

BAMA Exposure Model.<br />

We have also commissioned the Institute<br />

of Environmental and Health (IEH) to<br />

conduct reviews of published<br />

toxicological/safety information, for<br />

chemicals whose use is key to the<br />

aerosol industry.<br />

INDOOR AIR QUALITY<br />

IAQ remains a significant issue and as<br />

a follow-up to the BEUC report on<br />

emissions from air fresheners, the Belgian<br />

Government published a report of a study<br />

by VITO measuring emissions from 20<br />

different types of air fresheners. With the<br />

exception of incense, the air fresheners<br />

were given a clear bill of health and the<br />

data measured and modelling work<br />

appear complementary to the BAMA<br />

modelling work.<br />

During <strong>2006</strong>, two health issues were<br />

reported in relation to a waterproofing<br />

spray and a sealing spray that was being<br />

marketed as nano-technology.<br />

BAMA has been actively<br />

supporting the development<br />

of appropriate exposure<br />

modules in the REACH<br />

Implementation Projects<br />

An excellent presentation on the facts<br />

of the issue was given at the BAMA<br />

Autumn Forum highlighting a number<br />

of mistakes made in the development<br />

which resulted in a spray containing a<br />

high level of particles that could enter the<br />

lung. Unfortunately, this issue has led to a<br />

proposal to amend the <strong>Aerosol</strong> Directive to<br />

require marketers to conduct a health risk<br />

assessment for all spray products. FEA<br />

have issued a position paper, arguing that<br />

this is not necessary, as the requirement is<br />

covered by other, existing legislation, such<br />

as the Cosmetics Directive and General<br />

Product Safety Directive. Further work on<br />

spray particle size distributions and<br />

analysis is planned for 2007.<br />

VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS<br />

The VOC issue remains on the agenda<br />

of the Committee. The review of the<br />

EU National Emissions Ceilings<br />

Directive continues to target reductions<br />

in VOC emissions (& subsequent<br />

formation of ozone) – although<br />

presently aerosols are not targeted<br />

under this legislation. A study by UK<br />

Government indicated that whilst<br />

aerosol products are not currently a<br />

significant source of VOC emissions,<br />

they are not likely to reduce over the<br />

next 15 years and so will be a<br />

significant source by 2020. Despite<br />

criticisms of the methodology used, this<br />

would further appear to indicate that<br />

aerosol emissions are highly likely to be<br />

targeted in future regulations.<br />

The FEA VOC WG concluded that<br />

VOC reduction is likely to become more<br />

of a target between 2010 and 2020,<br />

(rather than now).<br />

CLIMATE CHANGE<br />

The major focus during the year was once<br />

again the Fluorinated Gases Regulation<br />

under the European Climate Change<br />

Programme, and the EU F-Gas Regulation<br />

and the Mobile Air Conditioning Directive<br />

have now been published. This means<br />

that from 2009 there will be a ban on<br />

using HFCs in novelty aerosol products.<br />

Other product formats are not impacted at

this time – although the Commission will<br />

not be requiring Denmark and Austria to<br />

amend their regulations prohibiting the use<br />

of HFCs in aerosols – until 2012 – when<br />

the Regulation will have been reviewed.<br />

PACKAGING & PACKAGING WASTE<br />

Importantly, BAMA continues to support<br />

the recycling of tinplate and aluminium<br />

aerosol cans – particularly used, empty<br />

cans, and we are happy to report that<br />

76% of UK Local Authorities accept<br />

empty aerosols as a part of their<br />

recycling operations. We were very<br />

pleased when a number of major<br />

retailers agreed to carry point-of-sale<br />

information, communicating to the<br />

consumer that empty aerosols are<br />

recyclable.<br />

INTEGRATED PRODUCT POLICY<br />

The EU’s approach to IPP appears to<br />

be changing and the focus of this issue<br />

seems to be transferring to the new<br />

Sustainable Consumption and<br />

Production Policy and Green<br />

Procurement issues.<br />

On behalf of BAMA, I would like to<br />

extend my grateful thanks for the<br />

support and expertise of all those<br />

members of the Committee and Working<br />

Groups for the efforts they put in to<br />

further the environmental interests<br />

of our industry. We lost a number<br />

of members during the last year and<br />

we would warmly welcome any new<br />

member who wishes to help us to<br />

improve the environment for us all.

14 OPERATIONAL SAFETY COMMITTEE<br />

Operational Safety Committee<br />

The committee continues to be a strong<br />

group of specialist representatives<br />

from the BAMA membership. As always<br />

we are indebted to Martin Castle of<br />

PIRA International who gives us much<br />

appreciated support in the area of<br />

Transport.<br />

The committee dealt with relatively<br />

straightforward legislative issues this<br />

year. The regulatory reform Fire Order<br />

2005 came into force. We have already<br />

contributed to the guidance relevant<br />

to our industry. An authorisation<br />

was obtained to allow the<br />

adoption of the alternative<br />

to the hot water bath test in<br />

advance of implementation of<br />

ADR 2007 in the UK. A Guide<br />

was published for members<br />

showing how to apply for<br />

permission to use the alternative.<br />

The committee continues to watch<br />

developments closely in the area of<br />

Transport of Limited Quantities by<br />

Road. A proposal has been made that<br />

would require marking of vehicles<br />

carrying over a threshold quantity.<br />

The UK Government is supporting our<br />

opposition to this proposal. An FEA<br />

response has been developed and will<br />

be taken to meetings in early 2007.<br />

The committee assembled data to<br />

support the statements in the BAMA<br />

Sustainable Development Message<br />

matrix. It is important to be able to<br />

show that the safe working practices<br />

defined in BAMA guidance are<br />

successful in preventing accidents. The<br />

committee carried out an exercise using<br />

the HSE Health & Safety Performance<br />

Indicator system provided by Business<br />

Link. This will be used to develop<br />

further guidance and to help revise the<br />

BAMA Standard during 2007.<br />

An authorisation was obtained<br />

to allow the adoption of the<br />

alternative to the hot water bath<br />

test in advance of implementation<br />

of ADR 2007 in the UK.<br />

The committee continued to support<br />

the FEA project to set up a consortium<br />

to test the application of High<br />

Expansion Foam to control fires in<br />

aerosol storage. Sufficient companies<br />

have now expressed a desire to join the<br />

consortium, which will be established<br />

in early 2007.<br />

The BAMA Guide to the PPC Regulations<br />

and <strong>Aerosol</strong> Filling continued to provide<br />

useful information to members for use in<br />

discussions with the Environment Agency.<br />

The Guide was revised to reflect Agency<br />

guidance which effectively exempts the<br />

filling of hairsprays.

VOLATILE SUBSTANCE ABUSE 15<br />

Volatile Substance Abuse<br />

The VSA Committee met 4 times in<br />

<strong>2006</strong>. Thanks are due to committee<br />

members for their continued support on<br />

this important issue. Special thanks are<br />

extended to external members Warren<br />

Hawksley, Richard Ives, Steve Lambert<br />

and John Ramsey for the passion and<br />

energy they bring to the Committee.<br />

The number of BAMA members on this<br />

committee has dwindled for a variety of<br />

reasons. Members are being asked to<br />

join the committee as this continues to<br />

be an important issue for the industry.<br />

VSA STATISTICS<br />

According to the latest data issued,<br />

there were 47 deaths associated with<br />

volatile substance abuse in 2004, the<br />

lowest annual total recorded since data<br />

collection methods were stabilized in<br />

1983. The number of deaths in 2003<br />

has been revised to 53, bringing the<br />

total number of VSA deaths in the UK<br />

since 1971 to 2,152.<br />

Since 1992 there has been a significant<br />

fall in deaths, from an average of 77 per<br />

year in 1993 – 1998, to an average of<br />

62 per year in 1999-2004.<br />

lighter refills, the sale of which to<br />

under-18s is prohibited by legislation.<br />

VSA deaths continue to be more<br />

common among males than females.<br />

In 2004 there were over four times as<br />

many male as female deaths overall,<br />

but in the under-18 year olds, this ratio<br />

fell to just over two to one.<br />

In 2004 for the UK, among those aged<br />

10 – 15 years there were eight deaths<br />

associated with VSA compared with<br />

three deaths from drug misuse.<br />

STAKEHOLDER FORUM<br />

The Department of Health has<br />

produced a Volatile Substance<br />

Framework. As part of this framework<br />

four ‘Priorities for Action’ were identified,<br />

■ Better education<br />

■ Dealing with VSA Better Locally<br />

■ Minimising the Opportunities<br />

for Abuse<br />

■ Research<br />

Progress on the Stakeholder Forum has<br />

been disappointing as a result of the<br />

low priority of VSA on the DoH agenda.<br />

The VSA Committee has lobbied the<br />

required to deliver the VSA framework.<br />

Progress is being made albeit slow.<br />

UPDATED VSA LEAFLET<br />

As updated VSA leaflet has been<br />

prepared which delivers a hard hitting<br />

message about the dangers of VSA. The<br />

leaflet is aimed at BAMA members for<br />

distribution to their companies and can<br />

be used as part of corporate social<br />

responsibility actions.<br />

SPONSORSHIP<br />

BAMA sponsored the Scottish Drugs<br />

Forum newsletter on VSA again in <strong>2006</strong><br />

and has made a financial contribution<br />

to the Solve-It national conference on<br />

VSA which will take place in 2007.<br />

EUROPE<br />

BAMA used data from the ESPAD<br />

(European Schools Project on Alcohol<br />

and Drugs) to demonstrate to other<br />

aerosol trade associations across<br />

Europe the growing evidence that<br />

VSA is a problem everywhere, not<br />

just in the UK.<br />

Gas fuels continue to be associated with<br />

the majority of deaths. In 2004, butane<br />

from all sources, including aerosol<br />

propellants, accounted for 79% of VSA<br />

deaths (37 of the 47 deaths).<br />

VSA deaths in under-18 year olds have<br />

risen from nine in 2003 to thirteen in<br />

2004, eight of these thirteen deaths<br />

were associated with butane cigarette<br />

Since 1992 there has been a significant<br />

fall in deaths, from an average of 77 per<br />

year in 1993 – 1998, to an average of<br />

62 per year in 1999 – 2004.<br />

DoH on several occasions requesting<br />

that the future status of the VSA<br />

framework, the Stakeholder Group and<br />

working groups (tackling the priority for<br />

action), are clarified including resources

16 PUBLIC RELATIONS<br />

Public Relations Committee<br />

The PR Group met four times in <strong>2006</strong>.<br />

SUPPORTING BAMA MEMBERS<br />

BAMA continued to drive and develop<br />

the annual programme of Events and<br />

Training. Forums were held in both<br />

spring and autumn and we were<br />

delighted yet again to welcome expert<br />

speakers covering such a broad<br />

spectrum of aerosol-related subjects.<br />

For the Autumn Forum the format was<br />

changed to a one day programme of<br />

lectures followed by a Forum dinner;<br />

feedback received from this new format<br />

was positive. The <strong>2006</strong> AGM and<br />

Annual Lunch took place on<br />

the 14 June. The event was<br />

well attended and we were<br />

delighted to welcome Sir<br />

Digby Jones as our key note<br />

speaker. Training courses on<br />

Introduction to <strong>Aerosol</strong> Technology,<br />

Safe Handling of <strong>Aerosol</strong> Propellants,<br />

Labelling of <strong>Aerosol</strong>s and the Transport<br />

of <strong>Aerosol</strong>s took place over the year.<br />

These BAMA courses continue to be<br />

extremely popular and we would<br />

particularly like to thank all those<br />

members that assist in the running of<br />

the courses. Publication of the quarterly<br />

update ‘Press for Success’ continues<br />

and we are pleased that this is<br />

recognised to be such an important<br />

vehicle for ensuring members are kept<br />

up to date on all matters affecting the<br />

industry. The new BAMA website was<br />

launched in the summer and has been<br />

well received. We are actively driving<br />

the use of the website as an effective<br />

route for communication and reference<br />

for members.<br />

PROMOTING INNOVATION<br />

As part of our drive to encourage<br />

innovation within the industry, we have<br />

continued our involvement with the<br />

<strong>British</strong> Design and Art Direction (D&AD)<br />

Student Design Awards. A new aerosol<br />

brief for the 2007 Awards was<br />

launched in April. Events have also<br />

been held with design students from<br />

DeMontfort University and Central St<br />

Martins with the support of various<br />

members. We are also continuing our<br />

links with the <strong>Association</strong> for Science<br />

Educators (ASE) and the website<br />

www.schoolscience.co.uk. The ‘Aero<br />

We are delighted that a number of retailers<br />

have agreed to point-of-sale signage to<br />

promote the recycling of aerosols.<br />

Dynamics’ newsletter was produced<br />

twice in the year. It continues to be<br />

an effective way to showcase new<br />

technology and highlight new<br />

developments to both packaging<br />

decision makers and the press.<br />

We would like to take this opportunity<br />

to thank all members for their<br />

contributions to the publication.<br />

AEROSOL RECYCLING<br />

Following feedback from consumer<br />

research that was commissioned early<br />

in the year it was agreed that we would<br />

drive a consumer PR campaign to<br />

promote both the recycling of aerosols<br />

and CFC-free messages. The research<br />

clearly showed that these are key<br />

messages that we need to promote from<br />

a consumer PR perspective. We have<br />

continued to place adverts to promote<br />

aerosol recycling in Waste Management<br />

and Recycling industry publications.<br />

We also encourage members to include<br />

the recycling and CFC-free message on<br />

aerosol packaging.<br />

WORKING WITH RETAILERS<br />

BAMA continued to drive the direct<br />

communication link with the major<br />

retailers and two meetings of the Retail<br />

Liaison Group took place within the<br />

year. We are delighted that a number of<br />

retailers have agreed to point-of-sale<br />

signage to promote the recycling of<br />

aerosols. We will be continuing to drive<br />

this initiative in 2007.<br />

WORKING WITH THE PRESS<br />

A series of press releases was<br />

sent out during the year and<br />

all opportunities to drive positive<br />

communication were taken. In order<br />

to drive the recycling of aerosols and<br />

CFC message, 15 interviews were given<br />

with local radio over a one day event<br />

in the autumn. We received excellent<br />

exposure from this new initiative.<br />

Working closely with BFA, CTPA and<br />

UKCPI, BAMA’s monitoring of media<br />

coverage concerning aerosols has<br />

continued throughout the year. Action<br />

continues to be taken to ensure that<br />

the industry is correctly represented<br />

when required.

AEROSOLS 2007 17<br />

<strong>Aerosol</strong>s 2007<br />

Propelling <strong>Aerosol</strong>s World-wide<br />

opportunities. However, our thanks<br />

must always go to the full-time BAMA<br />

staff – who always manage to keep their<br />

fingers on the pulse despite their heavy<br />

workload!<br />

With an exciting and informative<br />

conference speaker programme, and<br />

over 75% of stand spaces at the<br />

exhibition sold, <strong>Aerosol</strong>s 2007 is<br />

already shaping up to be a memorable<br />

and well attended event.<br />

The Congress programme is virtually<br />

in place already. It will take on a new<br />

format but will still focus on the relevant<br />

scientific, regulatory and<br />

industry topics.<br />

Additionally, we are<br />

seeking entrants in our<br />

first awards scheme to<br />

recognize and reward<br />

innovation within our industry.<br />

We encourage applications for these<br />

prestigious awards to be lodged as<br />

soon as possible.<br />

We now harbour a growing excitement<br />

that our FEA Congress and Exhibition<br />

in Manchester is on track to be our<br />

most successful yet and will represent<br />

another milestone in the continual<br />

growth and resilience of our industry<br />

world-wide.<br />

To book now, or to find out more<br />

details about the event visit:<br />

www.aerosols2007.co.uk<br />

<strong>Aerosol</strong>s 2007 is already<br />

shaping up to be a memorable<br />

and well attended event.<br />

Similarly, the glittering Gala Dinner<br />

on Wednesday 19th September also<br />

promises to be a sell out and is set to be<br />

a wonderful evening for all participants.<br />

We are blessed with a sound and<br />

enthusiastic committee and event<br />

management team who continue<br />

to work well together to maximize

18 FINANCIAL <strong>REPORT</strong> AND STATEMENTS<br />

<strong>REPORT</strong> OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER <strong>2006</strong><br />

The Executive Committee present their<br />

report with the financial statements of<br />

the <strong>Association</strong> for the year ended<br />

31 December <strong>2006</strong>.<br />

PRINCIPAL ACTIVITY<br />

The principal activity of the <strong>Association</strong> in<br />

the year under review was that of a trade<br />

association for the <strong>British</strong> aerosol industry.<br />

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE<br />

The Executive Committee during the year<br />

under review were:<br />

Mr J Bigley (Chairman)<br />

Mr R Wells (Hon Treasurer)<br />

Mrs J Heywood (Vice Chairman)<br />

Mr J Blottière<br />

Mr S Bowden – appointed 14.6.06<br />

Dr K Duff<br />

Mr J Hathaway<br />

Mr N Jackson<br />

Mr A McCarthy – resigned 14.9.06<br />

Mr B Minto<br />

Mr P Moring – appointed 14.9.06<br />

Dr J Morris<br />

Ms Z Sturdy – resigned 14.6.06<br />

Mr M Teller – appointed 14.6.06<br />

CO-OPTED MEMBERS<br />

Mr P Bayley<br />

Mr C Lambert<br />

Dr M Parkington<br />

Mr A Wardell<br />

SPONSORSHIP AND CHARITABLE<br />

DONATIONS<br />

During the year the <strong>Association</strong> donated<br />

£26,333 (2005 – £13,333) by way of<br />

sponsorship and funding support towards<br />

education and the prevention of volatile<br />

substance abuse.<br />

STATEMENT OF EXECUTIVE<br />

COMMITTEE’S RESPONSIBILITIES<br />

The Executive Committee are responsible<br />

for preparing the financial statements in<br />

accordance with applicable law and<br />

regulations.<br />

Company law requires the Executive<br />

Committee to prepare financial statements<br />

for each financial year. Under that law the<br />

Executive Committee have elected to<br />

prepare the financial statements in<br />

accordance with United Kingdom Generally<br />

Accepted Accounting Practice (United<br />

Kingdom Accounting Standards and<br />

applicable law). The financial statements are<br />

required by law to give a true and fair view of<br />

the state of affairs of the <strong>Association</strong> and of<br />

the surplus or deficit of the <strong>Association</strong> for<br />

that period. In preparing these financial<br />

statements, the Executive Committee are<br />

required to<br />

• select suitable accounting policies and<br />

then apply them consistently;<br />

• make judgements and estimates that are<br />

reasonable and prudent;<br />

• prepare the financial statements on the<br />

going concern basis unless it is<br />

inappropriate to presume that the<br />

<strong>Association</strong> will continue in business.<br />

The Executive Committee are responsible<br />

for keeping proper accounting records<br />

which disclose with reasonable accuracy<br />

at any time the financial position of the<br />

<strong>Association</strong> and to enable them to ensure<br />

that the financial statements comply with<br />

the Companies Act 1985. They are also<br />

responsible for safeguarding the assets of<br />

the <strong>Association</strong> and hence for taking<br />

reasonable steps for the prevention and<br />

detection of fraud and other irregularities.<br />

STATEMENT AS TO DISCLOSURE OF<br />

INFORMATION TO AUDITORS<br />

So far as the Executive Committee are<br />

aware, there is no relevant audit<br />

information (as defined by Section 234ZA<br />

of the Companies Act 1985) of which the<br />

<strong>Association</strong>’s auditors are unaware, and<br />

each member of the Executive Committee<br />

has taken all the steps that he or she ought<br />

to have taken as a member of the Executive<br />

Committee in order to make himself or<br />

herself aware of any relevant audit<br />

information and to establish that the<br />

<strong>Association</strong>'s auditors are aware of<br />

that information.<br />

AUDITORS<br />

The auditors, Cooksey, Perry & Co, will be<br />

proposed for re-appointment in accordance<br />

with Section 385 of the Companies<br />

Act 1985.<br />

This report has been prepared in<br />

accordance with the special provisions<br />

of Part VII of the Companies Act 1985<br />

relating to small companies.<br />

On behalf of the Executive Committee<br />

Mrs S E Rogers<br />

Secretary<br />

20 April 2007

FINANCIAL <strong>REPORT</strong> AND STATEMENTS 19<br />

<strong>REPORT</strong> OF THE INDEPENDENT AUDITORS TO THE MEMBERS OF<br />

BRITISH AEROSOL MANUFACTURERS’ ASSOCIATION<br />

We have audited the financial statements<br />

of <strong>British</strong> <strong>Aerosol</strong> Manufacturers’<br />

<strong>Association</strong> for the year ended<br />

31 December <strong>2006</strong> on pages 20 to 23.<br />

These financial statements have been<br />

prepared in accordance with the<br />

accounting policies set out therein and<br />

the requirements of the Financial<br />

Reporting Standard for Smaller Entities<br />

(effective January 2005).<br />

This report is made solely to the<br />

<strong>Association</strong>'s members, as a body, in<br />

accordance with Section 235 of the<br />

Companies Act 1985. Our audit work has<br />

been undertaken so that we might state to<br />

the <strong>Association</strong>'s members those matters<br />

we are required to state to them in an<br />

auditors' report and for no other purpose.<br />

To the fullest extent permitted by law, we<br />

do not accept or assume responsibility to<br />

anyone other than the <strong>Association</strong> and the<br />

<strong>Association</strong>'s members as a body, for our<br />

audit work, for this report, or for the<br />

opinions we have formed.<br />

RESPECTIVE RESPONSIBILITIES OF<br />

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND AUDITORS<br />

The Executive Committee's responsibilities<br />

for preparing the financial statements in<br />

accordance with applicable law and United<br />

Kingdom Accounting Standards (United<br />

Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting<br />

Practice) are set out on page 18.<br />

Our responsibility is to audit the financial<br />

statements in accordance with relevant<br />

legal and regulatory requirements and<br />

International Standards on Auditing<br />

(UK and Ireland).<br />

We report to you our opinion as to whether<br />

the financial statements give a true and<br />

fair view and are properly prepared in<br />

accordance with the Companies Act 1985.<br />

We also report to you whether in our<br />

opinion the information given in the Report<br />

of the Executive Committee is consistent<br />

with the financial statements.<br />

In addition, we report to you if, in our<br />

opinion, the <strong>Association</strong> has not kept<br />

proper accounting records, if we have<br />

not received all the information and<br />

explanations we require for our audit, or<br />

if information specified by law regarding<br />

Executive Committee remuneration and<br />

other transactions is not disclosed.<br />

We read the Report of the Executive<br />

Committee and other information<br />

accompanying the financial statements<br />

and consider the implications for our report<br />

if we become aware of any apparent<br />

misstatements within them.<br />

BASIS OF AUDIT OPINION<br />

We conducted our audit in accordance<br />

with International Standards on Auditing<br />

(UK and Ireland) issued by the Auditing<br />

Practices Board. An audit includes<br />

examination, on a test basis, of evidence<br />

relevant to the amounts and disclosures<br />

in the financial statements. It also includes<br />

an assessment of the significant estimates<br />

and judgements made by the Executive<br />

Committee in the preparation of the<br />

financial statements, and of whether the<br />

accounting policies are appropriate to the<br />

<strong>Association</strong>'s circumstances, consistently<br />

applied and adequately disclosed.<br />

We planned and performed our audit so<br />

as to obtain all the information and<br />

explanations which we considered<br />

necessary in order to provide us with<br />

sufficient evidence to give reasonable<br />

assurance that the financial statements are<br />

free from material misstatement, whether<br />

caused by fraud or other irregularity or<br />

error. In forming our opinion we also<br />

evaluated the overall adequacy of the<br />

presentation of information in the<br />

financial statements.<br />

OPINION<br />

In our opinion:<br />

• the financial statements give a true<br />

and fair view, in accordance with<br />

United Kingdom Generally Accepted<br />

Accounting Practice applicable to<br />

Smaller Entities, of the state of the<br />

<strong>Association</strong>'s affairs as at 31<br />

December <strong>2006</strong> and of its deficit<br />

for the year then ended;<br />

• the financial statements have been<br />

properly prepared in accordance with<br />

the Companies Act 1985; and<br />

• the information given in the Report of<br />

the Executive Committee is consistent<br />

with the financial statements.<br />

Cooksey, Perry & Co<br />

Chartered Accountants<br />

Registered Auditors<br />

Wayside, Old Horsham Road,<br />

Beare Green, Dorking,<br />

Surrey, RH5 4RB<br />

27 April 2007

20 20CHAIRMAN’S FINANCIAL <strong>REPORT</strong>: STATEMENTS JEAN BLOTTIÈRE<br />

INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER <strong>2006</strong><br />

31.12.06 31.12.05<br />

Notes £ £<br />

Turnover 2 621,941 622,408<br />

Cost of sales 164,528 150,097<br />

Gross Surplus 457,413 472,311<br />

Administrative expenses 487,020 463,368<br />

Operating (Deficit)/Surplus 3 (29,607) 8,943<br />

Interest receivable and similar income<br />

Interest payable and similar charges<br />

Jane Fletcher (Chairman)<br />

SC Johnson Ltd<br />

PPeter Morgan<br />

Lindal Group<br />

Swallowfield plc Jo Jacobius<br />

28,782 Gill 32,160 Shaffer<br />

Axiom Communications<br />

Axiom Communications41,10tary)<br />

Caroline Fuller (Secre-<br />

(825)<br />

BAMA<br />

Jo Jackson<br />

Samantha Smith,<br />

ColepCCL UK Ltd<br />

Unilever UK & Personal<br />

Care<br />

Kim Bailey 1,582 481<br />

(until Nov 2005),<br />

Precision Valve UK Ltd<br />

Julie Weldon<br />

(Deficit)/Surplus on ordinary activities before taxation Vicki Batten (2,407) SC Johnsn 40,622 Ltd<br />

Tax on (deficit)/surplus on ordinary activities 4<br />

SC Johnson EurAFNE<br />

Jan Jewers<br />

(until Nov 2005),<br />

Leigh Jones<br />

ColepCCL UK Ltd<br />

– 5,263<br />

(Deficit)/Surplus for the financial year after taxation (2,407) 35,359<br />

(Deficit)/Surplus for the year (2,407) 35,359<br />

Retained surplus brought forward 670,157 634,798<br />

Retained surplus carried forward 667,750 670,157<br />

The notes form part of these financial statements

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 21<br />

BALANCE SHEET 31 DECEMBER <strong>2006</strong><br />

31.12.06 31.12.05<br />

Notes £ £ £ £<br />

Fixed Asssets<br />

Tangible assets 5 11,796 4,142<br />

Current Assets<br />

Debtors 6 472,113 145,245<br />

Cash at bank and in hand 704,156 676,563<br />

1,176,269 821,808<br />

Creditors<br />

Amounts falling due within one year 7 512,375 155,793<br />

Net Current Assets 663,894 666,015<br />

Total Assets less Current Liabilities 675,690 670,157<br />

Creditors<br />

Amounts falling due after more than one year 8 7,940 –<br />

Net Assets 667,750 670,157<br />

Reserves<br />

Income and expenditure account 667,750 670,157<br />

667,750 670,157<br />

These financial statements have been prepared in accordance with the special provisions of Part VII of the Companies Act<br />

1985 relating to small companies and with the Financial Reporting Standard for Smaller Entities (effective January 2005).<br />

On behalf of the Executive Committee<br />

J Bigley<br />

Chairman of the Executive Committee<br />

Approved by the Executive Committee on 20 April 2007<br />

The notes form part of these financial statements

22 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS<br />

NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER <strong>2006</strong><br />

1 ACCOUNTING POLICIES<br />

Accounting convention<br />

The financial statements have been prepared under the historical<br />

cost convention and in accordance with the Financial Reporting<br />

Standard for Smaller Entities (effective January 2005).<br />

Turnover<br />

Turnover represents net sales of goods and services, excluding<br />

Value Added Tax.<br />

Tangible fixed assets<br />

Depreciation is provided at the following annual rates in order to<br />

write off each asset over its estimated useful life or, if held under<br />

a finance lease, over the lease term, whichever is the shorter.<br />

Office & general equipment – office and computer equipment<br />

33.3% on cost, furniture 20% on cost<br />

Deferred tax<br />

Deferred tax is recognised in respect of all timing differences that<br />

have originated but not reversed at the balance sheet date.<br />

Foreign currencies<br />

Assets and liabilities in foreign currencies are translated into<br />

sterling at the rates of exchange ruling at the balance sheet date.<br />

Transactions in foreign currencies are translated into sterling at<br />

the rate of exchange ruling at the date of transaction. Exchange<br />

differences are taken into account in arriving at the operating result.<br />

Hire purchase and leasing commitments<br />

Assets obtained under hire purchase contracts or finance leases are<br />

capitalised in the balance sheet. Those held under hire purchase<br />

contracts are depreciated over their estimated useful lives. Those<br />

held under finance leases are depreciated over their estimated useful<br />

lives or the lease term, whichever is the shorter.<br />

3 OPERATING (DEFICIT)/SURPLUS<br />

The operating deficit (2005 – operating surplus) is stated<br />

after charging/(crediting):<br />

31.12.06 31.12.05<br />

£ £<br />

Depreciation – owned assets 4,221 3,615<br />

Depreciation – assets on hire purchase<br />

contracts and finance leases 3,834 –<br />

Surplus on disposal of fixed assets (2,333) –<br />

Auditors’ remuneration 4,250 3,950<br />

Pension costs 35,006 31,808<br />

4 TAXATION<br />

Analysis of the tax charge<br />

The tax charge on the deficit on ordinary activities<br />

for the year was as follows:<br />

Current tax:<br />

31.12.06 31.12.05<br />

£ £<br />

UK corporation tax – 5,263<br />

Tax on (deficit)/surplus on<br />

ordinary activities – 5,263<br />

Factors that may affect future tax charges<br />

Losses of £39,660 (2005 – £35,912) are available for corporation<br />

tax purposes.<br />

The interest element of these obligations is charged to the income<br />

and expenditure account over the relevant period. The capital<br />

element of the future payments is treated as a liability.<br />

Pensions<br />

The <strong>Association</strong> operates a defined contribution pension scheme.<br />

Contributions payable for the year are charged in the income and<br />

expenditure account.<br />

International <strong>Aerosol</strong>s Congress and Exhibition 2007<br />

In September 2007 the <strong>Association</strong> is to host an international<br />

congress and exhibition in Manchester on behalf of the European<br />

<strong>Aerosol</strong> Federation (FEA). Deposits are already being received from<br />

exhibitors and expenditure is being incurred. These items are to<br />

be carried forward until the accounting period in which the event<br />

takes place, when they will be credited/charged to income and<br />

expenditure account.<br />

2 TURNOVER<br />

The turnover and deficit (2005 – surplus) before taxation are<br />

attributable to the one principal activity of the <strong>Association</strong>.

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 23<br />

NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS CONTINUED FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER <strong>2006</strong><br />

5 TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS<br />

Plant and<br />

machinery<br />

£<br />

COST<br />

At 1 January <strong>2006</strong> 77,939<br />

Additions 15,709<br />

Disposals (7,210)<br />

At 31 December <strong>2006</strong> 86,438<br />

DEPRECIATION<br />

At 1 January <strong>2006</strong> 73,797<br />

Charge for year 8,055<br />

Eliminated on disposal (7,210)<br />

At 31 December <strong>2006</strong> 74,642<br />

NET BOOK VALUE<br />

At 31 December <strong>2006</strong> 11,796<br />

7 CREDITORS:<br />

Amounts falling due within one year<br />

31.12.06 31.12.05<br />

£ £<br />

Hire purchase contracts<br />

and finance leases 1,940 2,757<br />

Trade creditors 97,412 55,331<br />

Corporation tax – 5,263<br />

Deposits receivable –<br />

Manchester 2007 396,807 55,284<br />

Other creditors & accruals 16,216 37,158<br />

512,375 155,793<br />

8 CREDITORS<br />

Amounts falling due after more than one year<br />

31.12.06 31.12.05<br />

£ £<br />

Hire purchase contracts and<br />

finance leases 7,940 –<br />

At 31 December 2005 4,142<br />

Fixed assets included in the above which are<br />

held under finance leases are as follows:<br />

Plant and<br />

machinery<br />

£<br />

COST<br />

At 1 January <strong>2006</strong> 7,210<br />

Additions 11,500<br />

Disposals (7,210)<br />

At 31 December <strong>2006</strong> 11,500<br />

DEPRECIATION<br />

At 1 January <strong>2006</strong> 7,210<br />

Charge for year 3,834<br />

Eliminated on disposal (7,210)<br />

At 31 December <strong>2006</strong> 3,834<br />

NET BOOK VALUE<br />

At 31 December <strong>2006</strong> 7,666<br />

At 31 December 2005 –<br />

6 DEBTORS:<br />

Amounts falling due within one year<br />

31.12.06 31.12.05<br />

£ £<br />

Trade debtors 109,998 29,413<br />

Prepayments - Manchester 2007 340,380 102,511<br />

Other debtors & prepayments 21,735 13,321<br />

472,113 145,245<br />

9 PENSION COMMITMENTS<br />

Until 31 May 2002, those of the <strong>Association</strong>'s staff who were<br />

employees of the Chemical Industries <strong>Association</strong> (CIA) enjoyed<br />

terms of employment providing for retirement benefits based on final<br />

pensionable pay. On that date this 'defined benefits' scheme ceased<br />

and was replaced by a defined contribution scheme.<br />

There is a funding shortfall on CIA's defined benefits scheme that is<br />

due to be eliminated by March 2013. CIA invoices the <strong>Association</strong><br />

monthly in respect of the <strong>Association</strong>'s staff costs including pension<br />

scheme contributions and this currently includes £1,048 per month<br />

to make good the element of the shortfall that relates to <strong>Association</strong><br />

staff. It is understood however that future contributions cannot be<br />

calculated accurately at this time.<br />

Contributions are charged to Income and Expenditure Account as<br />

invoiced by CIA. Amounts charged during the year were:<br />

Defined benefits – £12,576 (2005 – £12,576)<br />

Defined contribution – £22,430 (2005 – £19,232)<br />

At the balance sheet date the amount provided in respect of unpaid<br />

contributions was £5,901 (2005 – £2,907).<br />

10 OTHER FINANCIAL COMMITMENTS<br />

The <strong>Association</strong> occupies premises under a lease with five-yearly<br />

rent reviews; the review due in February 2007 has not yet been<br />

finalised. Current annual charges are: Rent £44,000, Service Charge<br />

£7,000 and Management Charge £16,000.<br />

The <strong>Association</strong> is committed to hosting the International <strong>Aerosol</strong>s<br />

Congress and Exhibition on behalf of the European <strong>Aerosol</strong><br />

Federation (FEA), to be held at the Manchester International<br />

Convention Centre in September 2007. The cost of the venue is<br />

£305,060, all of which had been paid by the balance sheet date.<br />

The <strong>Association</strong> is also committed to a consultancy agreement with<br />

Axiom Communications at a cost of £28,000 for 2007.

24 BAMA: MEMBER COMPANIES’ LISTING<br />

Members Listing<br />

Member Companies’<br />

details and<br />

Key to Activities<br />

Manufacturer/supplier of<br />

aerosol components<br />

A Tinplate containers<br />

B Aluminium containers<br />

C Plastic containers<br />

D Valves<br />

E Plastic components<br />

F Metal components<br />

G Gaskets or lining<br />

compounds<br />

H Valve springs<br />

Manufacturer/supplier of<br />

ingredients or machinery<br />

J Active ingredients<br />

K Solvents & chemicals<br />

L Perfumes<br />

M Propellants<br />

N Filling machinery<br />

O Plant equipment<br />

P Packaging materials<br />

Other activities<br />

Q Contract filler<br />

R Self filler<br />

S Marketer<br />

T Consultant<br />

U Distributor<br />

V Waste management<br />

3M United Kingdom Plc<br />

R 3M Centre, Cain Road, Bracknell, Berkshire, RG12 8HT<br />

Tel: 01344 858000<br />

Fax: 01344 858278<br />

Web Site: www.mmm.com/uk<br />

Manufacturers of aerosols for industrial and consumer use.<br />

These include adhesives and coatings for the automotive,<br />

general industrial, graphic arts and consumer markets and<br />

chemicals for the cleaning industry.<br />

Aerocan UK Ltd<br />

B Folly Road, Devizes, Wiltshire, SN10 2HT<br />

Tel: 01380 732400<br />

Fax: 01380 732441<br />

E-Mail: Jean.Blottiere@aerocan.eu<br />

Web Site: www.aerocan.eu<br />

Manufacturers and distributors of Monobloc aluminium<br />

aerosol cans and other aluminium containers.<br />

Aerofill<br />

N Packaging House, Newmarket Road, Western Way,<br />

O Bury St Edmonds, Suffolk, UK, IP33 3SR<br />

Tel: 020 8848 4501<br />

Fax: 020 8561 3308<br />

E-Mail: tony.price@aerofill.com<br />

Web Site: www.aerofill.com<br />

<strong>Aerosol</strong> equipment and packaging automation engineers for<br />

all operations from 20 – 300cpm. The leading supplier for<br />

over 50 years to the worldwide aerosol industry for filling and<br />

process systems with an installed base of more than 50%<br />

of the global industry comprising;- can handling, filling, valve<br />

insertion, crimping, gas filling, houses and safety systems,<br />

checkweighing, water test systems, buttoning, capping and<br />

shrink wrapping fully automated lines up to 500 cpm.<br />

Akzo Nobel Base Chemicals bv<br />

M Stationsstraat 77, P.O. Box 247, 3800 AE Amersfoort,<br />

The Netherlands<br />

Tel: 0031 33 467 6210<br />

Fax: 0031 33 467 6157<br />

E-Mail: eline.stoop@akzonobel.com<br />

Web Site: www.demeon.com<br />

Suppliers of Dimethyl Ether. Full technical service on aerosol<br />

formulations and propellant handling available, including<br />

flammability testing of aerosol formulations.<br />

Autosmart International<br />

R Lynn Lane, Shenstone, Staffs, WS14 0DH<br />

Tel: 01543 481616<br />

Fax: 01543 481549<br />

E-Mail: rbutler@autosmart.co.uk<br />

Website: www.autosmart.co.uk<br />

Autosmart is a company that sells speciality chemicals to<br />

the automotive industry, via an international network of<br />

franchised distributors.<br />

Avon Rubber (<strong>Aerosol</strong> Gaskets Group)<br />

G Hampton Park West, Semington Road, Melksham,<br />

Wiltshire, SN12 6NB<br />

Tel: 01225 896368<br />

Fax: 01225 896328<br />

E-Mail: aerosols@avon-rubber.com<br />

Web Site: www.avon-rubber.com<br />

Punched and cut gaskets produced to exacting specifications<br />

for the aerosol industry.<br />

Barony Universal Products<br />

Q Barony Rd, Barony Industrial Estate, Auckinleck,<br />

R Ayrshire KA18 2BL<br />

S Tel: 01290 426400<br />

Fax: 01290 426399<br />

E-Mail: hgravil@baronyuniversal.com<br />

Manufacturers, marketers and designers of male and female<br />

toiletry products, purpose built plant for personal care<br />

products, self and contract filler of a wide range of toiletry<br />

products for both the UK and overseas markets.<br />

Berry Plastics UK Ltd<br />

E 5 Stanford Tuck Road, North Walsham, Norfolk, NR28 OTY<br />

Tel: 01692 404488<br />

Fax 01692 404373<br />

E-mail: ianoakes@berryplastics.com<br />

Web Site: www.berryplastics.com<br />

Suppliers of plastic aerosol overcaps and closures for the<br />

following areas: Personal Care, Cosmetics, Household<br />

Products, Automotive, Industrial and Food Industry. Product<br />

Development facilities available for new concepts.<br />

BOC Speciality Gases<br />

M The Priestley Centre, 10 Priestley Road,<br />

Surrey Research Park, Guildford, Surrey, GU2 5XY<br />

Tel: 0800 020800<br />

Fax: 01483 532115<br />

E-Mail: speciality.sales@boc.com<br />

BOC offer Hydrocarbons (including pentanes), fluorocarbons,<br />

DME and compressed gases (CO 2 , N 2 and N 2 0) in the full range<br />

of package sizes from cylinders to bulk. Also offer a bespoke<br />

blending facility to standards of the highest quality, including<br />

hydrocarbons blended to US Pharmacopeia Standards.<br />

Beiersdorf UK Ltd<br />

S 2010 Solihull Parkway, Birmingham Business Park,<br />

U Birmingham, B37 7YS<br />

Tel: 0121 329 8800<br />

Fax: 0121 329 8801<br />

Web Site: www.beiersdorf.com<br />

Beiersdorf UK Ltd is the UK affiliate of Beiersdorf AG of<br />

Hamburg – Germany. The company markets, sells and<br />

distributes quality branded toiletries, cosmetics, medicines<br />

and medical devices under globally renowned brand names<br />

including Nivea, Elastoplast, Eucerin and Atrixo.<br />

Burgoyne Consultants Ltd<br />

T Burgoyne House, Chantry Drive, Ilkley,<br />

West Yorkshire, LS29 9HU<br />

Tel: 01943 817666<br />

Fax: 01943 817632<br />

Email: mktg@burgoynes.co.uk<br />

Web Site: www.burgoynes.co.uk<br />

Provider of expert, specialist advice to industry on all aspects<br />

of loss prevention and safety management. Our main focus is<br />

on assessment of industrial processes and operations to ensure<br />

that they can be, and are being, operated safely.<br />

Chemviron Carbon Ltd<br />

J Edgar House, Lockett Road, Ashton-in-Makerfield,<br />

K Lancashire, WN4 8DE<br />

Tel: 01942 275400<br />

Fax: 01942 275602<br />

E-Mail: ntownend@calgoncarbon-eu.com<br />

Web Site: www.chemvironcarbon.com<br />

Chemviron Carbon (Calgon Carbons USA) – manufacturer<br />

of granular activated carbon, and supplier of services for<br />

optimizing production processes and safely purifying the<br />

environment. Provides the industry’s largest R&D department<br />

and are pioneers in the development of gas storage,<br />

delivery and purification carbons for the aerosols industry

BAMA: MEMBER COMPANIES’ LISTING 25<br />

ColepCCL (UK) Ltd<br />

Q Atkinson Way, Foxhills Industrial Park, Scunthorpe,<br />

North Lincolnshire, DN15 8QJ UK<br />

Tel: 01724 282220<br />

Fax: 01724 280675<br />

E-Mail: jo.jackson@colepccl.com<br />

Web Site: www.colepccl.com<br />

Contract supplier of aerosol and liquid products. Capabilities<br />

in personal care, pharmaceutical, household, automotive,<br />

industrial, with bag on valve facilities in Germany. An<br />

important European player in tinplate aerosol cans and<br />

plastic packaging. Production facilities in UK, Germany,<br />

Portugal, Poland and Spain.<br />

CRC Industries UK Limited<br />

Q Ambersil House, Wylds Road, Castlefield Industrial Estate,<br />

R Bridgwater, Somerset, TA6 4DD<br />

Tel: 01278 727200<br />

Fax: 01278 425644<br />

E-Mail: sales.uk@crcind.com<br />

Web Site: www.ambersil.com<br />

CRC Industries UK Ltd (formerly Ambersil) offer the full MRO<br />

range of chemicals with a bias towards cleaners & degreasers.<br />

Ambersil products encompass a wide range of high performance<br />

engineering, moulding, and servicing consumables, supplied<br />

mainly in aerosol. Ambersil also fills ‘own-label’ products.<br />

Ambersil is ISO 14001 & 9001 certified.<br />

Crown <strong>Aerosol</strong>s Europe<br />

A Oddicroft Lane, Sutton-in-Ashfield,<br />

E Nottinghamshire NG17 5FS<br />

F Tel: 01623 528415<br />

Fax: 01623 528429<br />

E-Mail: john.morris@eur.crowncork.com<br />

Web Site: www.crowncork.com<br />

Crown <strong>Aerosol</strong>s Europe manufacture/supplier of 31 sizes of<br />

tinplate aerosol cans in 5 diameters – 45 mm to 65 mm, 11<br />

sizes of Bi-Can TM, aerosol can components and Printed plate.<br />

Coster <strong>Aerosol</strong>s Ltd<br />

D Babbage Road, Stevenage, Herts, SG1 2EQ<br />

E Tel: 01438 367763<br />

N Fax: 01438 728305<br />

O Web Site: www.coster.com<br />

Manufacturers of a wide range of valves for tinplate, aluminium<br />

and glass containers. Also, spray-through caps and a<br />

comprehensive range of special actuators for the cosmetic and<br />

pharmaceutical markets. Pumps for perfumes, soaps, creams<br />

and liquids, screw-on ferrule for non-aerosol packs. Complete<br />

range of aerosol filling machines and ancillary equipment.<br />

De-Pack Ltd<br />

V Wymeswold Industrial Park, Wymeswold Lane,<br />

Burton On The Wolds, Leicestershire LE12 5TR<br />

Tel: 01509 880300<br />

Fax: 01509 880788<br />

Web Site: www.de-pack.co.uk<br />

De-Pack is an aerosol recycling company using fully<br />

automated, state of the art compaction and gas-liquid<br />

separation technologies with no emissions released to<br />

atmosphere. Each aerosol component, the metal, liquid and<br />

gas and all associated packaging is recycled or reused as an<br />

energy source. De-Pack now offers a totally green alternative.<br />

D H Industries Limited<br />

N Sullivan House, Fenton Way, Southfields Business Park,<br />

O Laindon, Essex, SS15 6TD<br />

Tel: 01268 410666<br />

Fax: 01268 410777<br />

E-Mail: dh@dhi.co.uk<br />

Web Site: www.dhi.co.uk<br />

Suppliers of Pamasol aerosol filling, testing and packaging<br />

equipment, Containaplant gassing rooms, also mixing and<br />

filling plant for liquids, pastes and mastics.<br />

DPI Sendirian Berhad<br />

Q K69, Tanjong Agas Industrial Estate, 84000 Muar,<br />

Johor Malaysia<br />

Tel: 0060 6-9522854<br />

Fax: 0060 6-9513543<br />

E-Mail: dpi@dpimalaysia.com/ dpim@tm.net.my<br />

Web Site: www.dpimalaysia.com<br />

A Dynamic, Progressive, Innovative organisation, DPI is well<br />

known in the Asia Pacific Region as the premier manufacturer<br />

of aerosol spray paint and other coating products. We are also<br />

a leading and reliable contract aerosol filler of all types of liquid<br />

products using different propellant.<br />

DuPont (UK) Ltd<br />

M DuPont de Nemours (Nederland) B.V., Baanhoekweg 22,<br />

3313 LA Dordrecht, The Netherlands<br />

Tel: 0031 78 630 1159<br />

Fax: 0031 78 630 1191<br />

E-Mail: Andries-P-T.J.Coens@NLD.dupont.com<br />

Supplier of Dymel propellants; Dymel A (Dimethylether) Dymel<br />

152a, Dymel 134a, Dymel 134a pharmaceutical grade, Dymel<br />

227ea pharmaceutical grade. Provide free technical service on<br />

aerosol formulations, storage and handling.<br />

Elizabeth Arden (UK) Ltd<br />

S 87 – 91 Newman Street, London, W1T 3EY<br />

Tel: 020 7574 2462<br />

Fax: 020 7574 2918<br />

E-Mail: marie.kennedy@elizabetharden.com<br />

Web Site: www.elizabetharden.com<br />

Manufacturers of prestige skin care, fragrances,<br />

and colour cosmetics.<br />

GlaxoSmithKline<br />

J St Georges Avenue, Weybridge, Surrey, KT13 0DE<br />

Tel: 01932 822000<br />

Fax: 01932 822161<br />

Web Site: www.gsk.com<br />

GSK is a manufacturer of drug and consumer healthcare<br />

products with brand names such as Aquafresh, Macleans,<br />

Ribena, Horlicks and Oxy.<br />

Grumetal S.A.<br />

A Carretera De Logroño Km. 16, Poligono Industrial<br />

De Sobradiel, E-50629 Sobradiel-Zaragoza, Spain<br />

Tel: 00 34 976 770277<br />

Fax: 00 34 976 771109<br />

E-Mail: export@grumetal.es<br />

Web Site: www.massilly.com<br />

Manufacturers of tinplate aerosol cans for the following areas:<br />

Personal Care and Cosmetics (shaving foams, deodorants,<br />

hairsprays, etc), Household Products (oven cleaners, cleaning<br />

foams, etc), Automotive and Industrial (car cleaners, oil, etc),<br />

Insecticides etc.

26 BAMA MEMBER COMPANIES’ LISTING<br />

Members Listing<br />

Member Companies’<br />

details and<br />

Key to Activities<br />

Manufacturer/supplier of<br />

aerosol components<br />

A Tinplate containers<br />

B Aluminium containers<br />

C Plastic containers<br />

D Valves<br />

E Plastic components<br />

F Metal components<br />

G Gaskets or lining<br />

compounds<br />

H Valve springs<br />

Manufacturer/supplier of<br />

ingredients or machinery<br />

J Active ingredients<br />

K Solvents & chemicals<br />

L Perfumes<br />

M Propellants<br />

N Filling machinery<br />

O Plant equipment<br />

P Packaging materials<br />

Other activities<br />

Q Contract filler<br />

R Self filler<br />

S Marketer<br />

T Consultant<br />

U Distributor<br />

V Waste management<br />

Harp International Limited<br />

K Gellihirion Industrial Estate, Pontypridd, CF37 5SX<br />

M Tel: 01443 842255<br />

Fax: 01443 841805<br />

E-Mail: harp@harpintl.com<br />

Web Site: www.harpintl.com<br />

Suppliers of aerosol propellants: HARP DME (dimethyl ether),<br />

HARP AP hydrocarbons (propane/butane), HARP pentanes,<br />

HARP 134a, HARP 152a and custom propellant blends,<br />

nitrogen and carbon dioxide.<br />

Hydrokem <strong>Aerosol</strong>s Ltd<br />

Q Hickmans Road, Birkenhead, Wirral, CH41 1JH<br />

Tel: 0151 630 4414<br />

Fax: 0151 638 2353<br />

E-Mail: sales@hydrokem.co.uk<br />

Web Site: www.hydrokem.co.uk<br />

An independent, privately owned aerosol company<br />

manufacturing a range of personal care, household, janitorial<br />

and specialist technical products. Product development<br />

facilities available with ‘concept to counter’ support for novel<br />

projects. Facilities accredited to BS EN ISO 9001:2000 and<br />

BRC Global Standard Consumer Products.<br />

ICI Paints<br />

S Wexham Road, Slough, Berkshire, SL2 5DS<br />

Tel: +44 (0) 1758 550000<br />

Fax: +44 (0) 1753 539855<br />

Web Site: www.icipaints.com<br />

ICI Paints has some of the world’s top paint and decorative<br />

product brands. It aims to inspire consumers to transform<br />

their surroundings at home and work with performance and<br />

colour. The business makes products to prepare and care<br />

for many building materials and provides coatings for cans<br />

and packaging.<br />

Impress Merthyr Tydfil Ltd<br />

A Dragon Parc, Abercanaid, Merthyr Tydfil,<br />

Mid Glamorgan, CF48 1PQ<br />

Tel: 01685 354400<br />

Fax: 01685 354484<br />

E-Mail: john.bigley@uk.imp-group.com<br />

Manufacturers of tinplate containers.<br />

IntelliGent Solutions (Europe) Ltd<br />

T Elmleigh Business Centre, 46 Church Road, Beverley,<br />

East Yorkshire, HU17 7EN<br />

Tel: 01482 679224<br />

Fax: 01482 679225<br />

E-Mail: information@intelligentsolutions-europe.ltd.uk<br />

Web Site: www.intelligentsolutions-europe.ltd.uk<br />

Pan-European Management, IT and Regulatory Consultancy.<br />

James Briggs A Division of ITW Limited<br />

A Salmon Fields, Royton, Oldham, Lancashire, OL2 6HZ<br />

Q Tel: 0161 627 0101<br />

S Fax: 0161 627 0971<br />

U E-Mail: sales@jamesbriggs.co.uk<br />

Web Site: www.jamesbriggs.co.uk<br />

Manufacturer of private label consumer chemicals and<br />

aerosols to the retail, automotive, DIY and industrial markets.<br />

Accredited to ISO 9001/ 2000 Standard, the company offers<br />

a complete product design package including innovative<br />

formulatory, label and screen printing service for branded<br />

and private label products.<br />

Johnson & Allen Ltd<br />

R Neocol Works, Smithfield, Sheffield, S3 7AR<br />

Tel: 0114 273 8066<br />

Fax: 0114 272 9842<br />

E-Mail: info@johnsonandallen.co.uk<br />

Web Site: www.johnsonandallen.co.uk<br />

Established in 1938, Johnson and Allen Ltd formulate and<br />

fill their own aerosols for the purposes of Non-Destructive<br />

Testing (NDT). These specialist products are used to detect<br />

surface cracks on safety critical components and structures,<br />

primarily in Aerospace, Automotive, Construction and<br />

Offshore industries.<br />

KBIG Ltd<br />

J 11 Beeches Avenue, Carshalton, Surrey, SM5 3LB<br />

M Tel: 020 8669 6263<br />

T Fax: 020 8669 7879<br />

E-Mail: a.martin@kbig.co.uk<br />

An advanced technology company supplying expertise in the<br />

design and operation of aerosols using VOC-free propellants<br />

with particular reference to the use of adsorption/desorption<br />

systems for various gases. Design assistance offered includes<br />

propellant selection, control of canister pressure, controlled<br />

pressure loss over full canister dispense and product<br />

formulation to suit the propellants.<br />

Keen (World Marketing) Ltd<br />

Q 1 Northbrook Street, Newbury, Berkshire, RG14 1DJ<br />

R Tel: 01635 34600<br />

S Fax: 01635 33360<br />

T E-Mail: fred@keen-newport.com<br />

U Web Site: www.keen-newport.com<br />

Creators, designers, manufacturers, marketers and licensors<br />

of exclusive smokers' accessories, private label lighter fuels<br />

and aerosol products globally.<br />

L’Oréal UK Ltd<br />

S 255 Hammersmith Road, London, W6 8AZ<br />

Tel: 020 8762 4000<br />

Fax: 020 8762 4001<br />

E-mail: jmcmanus@uk.loreal.com<br />

Web Site: www.loreal.co.uk<br />

Sole manufacturers and distributors of L'Oréal products in<br />

the United Kingdom.<br />

Lindal Group<br />

D Cherrycourt Way, Stanbridge Road, Leighton Buzzard,<br />

E Bedfordshire, LU7 4UH<br />

Tel: 01525 381155<br />

Fax: 01525 383304<br />

E-Mail: sales@lindalvalve.com<br />

Web Site: www.lindalgroup.com<br />

Manufacturers of <strong>Aerosol</strong> Valves. Full range of Male and<br />

Female valves, actuators, spraycaps and accessories.<br />

Speciality valve systems including Variable spray, metering,<br />

threaded, 360 degrees, PU, lighter refill, fire extinguisher.<br />

Bag on Valve systems. Custom Moulded actuators.<br />

National Starch & Chemical Ltd<br />

J Industriestrasse 17a, CH-6203 Sempach Station,<br />

Switzerland<br />

Tel: 00 41 41 469 6966<br />

Fax: 00 41 41 469 6906<br />

E-Mail: personalcare.europe@nstarch.com<br />

Web Site: www.nationalstarch.com<br />

Suppliers of resins for hair sprays, mousse and other<br />

hair care products.

BAMA: MEMBER COMPANIES’ LISTING 27<br />

Net-Tex Industries Ltd<br />

Q Priestwood, Harvel, Meopham, Kent DA13 0DA<br />

R Tel: 01474 813999<br />

Fax: 01474 812112<br />

E-Mail: info@net-tex.co.uk<br />

Web Site: www.net-tex.co.uk<br />

Manufacturers and marketers of animal husbandry products –<br />

liquids, powders and aerosols. Contract filling of industrial,<br />

household and automotive products. Full development<br />

services, screen printing. Short runs a speciality. LPG, CO2,<br />

DME and 134a propellants.<br />

No Climb Products Ltd<br />

S Edison House, 163 Dixons Hill Road, Welham Green,<br />

Hertfordshire, AL9 7JE<br />

Tel: 01707 282 760<br />

Fax: 01707 282 777<br />

E-Mail: sales@noclimb.com<br />

Web Site: www.noclimb.com<br />

Manufacturer and Supplier of Fire Detection Test Equipment<br />

for use in association with dedicated <strong>Aerosol</strong> products.<br />

Precision Valve (UK) Limited<br />

D Precision House, Bakewell Road, Orton Southgate,<br />

E Peterborough, PE2 6XU<br />

H Tel: 01733 238181<br />

Fax: 01733 238553<br />

E-Mail: pvuk-info@pvceu.com<br />

Web Site: www.pvceu.com<br />

Manufacturer of aerosol valves and ancillary items for use<br />

with tinplate, aluminium and glass containers. Manufacturer<br />

of mechanical dispensing devices.<br />

Procter & Gamble U.K.<br />

R The Heights, Brooklands, Weybridge, Surrey, KT13 0XP<br />

S Tel: 01932 896000<br />

Fax: 01932 896200<br />

E-Mail: rogerson.m@pg.com<br />

Web Site: www.uk.pg.com<br />

Established in 1837, P&G has one of the strongest portfolios<br />

of trusted, quality, leadership brands, including Pampers®,<br />

Ariel ® , Always ® , Pantene ® , Mach3 ® . Bounty ® , Pringles ® ,<br />

Charmin ® , Lenor ® , Iams ® , Crest ® , Oral-B ® , Actonel ® ,<br />

Duracell ® , Olay®, Head & Shoulders ® , Wella, Gillette ® ,<br />

and Braun. The P&G community consists of almost 135,000<br />

employees working in over 80 countries worldwide, and<br />

employs around 7000 people in the UK & Ireland. In the<br />

fiscal year ending June 30, <strong>2006</strong>, P&G had worldwide sales<br />

of $68,222 million.<br />

Punch Industries (UK) Limited<br />

U Lower Farm Road, Moulton Park, Northampton,<br />

Northants NN3 6XF<br />

Tel: 01604 646426<br />

Fax: 01604 495245<br />

E-Mail: info.northampton@punchindustries.com<br />

Web Site: www.punchindustries.com<br />

Manufacturer and supplier of shoe care products<br />

Raupack Ltd<br />

N 131 High Street, Old Woking, Surrey, GU22 9LD<br />

O Tel: 01483 736800<br />

Fax: 01483 736810<br />

E-Mail: info@raupack.co.uk<br />

Web Site: www.raupack.co.uk<br />

Valve Assembly, function testing, leak testing, capping, case<br />

packing, tray packing, depalletising and palletising<br />

Reabrook Ltd<br />

K Rawdon Road, Moira, Swadlincote, Derbyshire, DE12 6DA<br />

Q Tel: +44 (0) 1283 222266<br />

R Fax: +44 (0) 1283 225731<br />

S E-Mail: enquiries@reabrook.co.uk<br />

Web Site: www.reabrook.co.uk<br />

Contract filler of aerosols and liquids with comprehensive<br />

services including screen printing, product development,<br />

all non-CFC propellants. Industrial, automotive, household &<br />

janitorial, horticultural, paints, adhesives and personal<br />

care products.<br />

Reckitt Benckiser (UK) Ltd<br />

R Delta 1200, Welton Road, Delta Business Park, Swindon,<br />

S Wiltshire, SN5 7XZ<br />

Tel: 01793 732000<br />

Fax: 01793 511572<br />

Web Site: www.reckittbenckiser.com<br />

Manufacturers of household and toiletry products.<br />

Rentokil Initial Supplies<br />

J Rentokil Initial UK Limited, Webber Road,<br />

K Knowsley Industrial Park, Liverpool, L33 7SR<br />

L Tel: 0151 548 5050<br />

Q Fax: 0151 549 1485<br />

E-Mail: grathbone@ri-supplies.com<br />

Web Site: www.rentokil-initial.com<br />

Self and contract aerosol filler. Product formulation offered.<br />

Specialist in aerosol insecticides.<br />

Revlon International Corporation<br />

S Greater London House, Hampstead Road, London, NW1 7QX<br />

U Tel: 020 7931 7400<br />

Fax: 020 7255 4634<br />

E-Mail: melanie.keen@revlon.com<br />

Web Site: www.revlon.com<br />

A multi-national company distributing Revlon products in the<br />

United Kingdom and Europe.<br />

Robert McBride Ltd <strong>Aerosol</strong>s & Aircare<br />

Q West Carr Lane, Sutton Fields Industrial Estate,<br />

Hull, HU7 0BU<br />

Tel: 01482 836222<br />

Fax: 01482 824587<br />

Self and contract filler, manufacturing a wide range of<br />

personal care, household and industrial aerosols both in<br />

the UK and overseas. A full service from research and<br />

development to finished product is available.<br />

ROCOL Lubricants<br />

R ROCOL House, Swillington, Leeds, LS26 8BS<br />

S Tel: 0113 232 2600<br />

Fax: 0113 232 2740<br />

E-Mail: customer-service.lubricants@rocol.com<br />

Web Site: www.rocol.com<br />

Manufacturers and marketers of specialist industrial<br />

lubricants and consumables.<br />

Safeware Quasar Ltd<br />

T 83 Melton Road, West Bridgeford, Nottingham, NG2 6EN<br />

Tel: 0115 982 1185<br />

Fax: 0115 982 0995<br />

E-Mail: simon@safeware.co.uk<br />

Web Site: www.safeware.co.uk<br />

Computer software and consultancy for compliant<br />

classification of hazardous chemicals in global markets.<br />

Sanmex International Plc<br />

Q Dalmarnock Road, Rutherglen, Glasgow, G73 1NY<br />

R Tel: 0141 647 2244<br />

S Fax: 0141 613 1228<br />

E-Mail: info@sanmex.com<br />

Web Site: www.sanmex.com<br />

Self and Contract Fillers of Household and Toiletry <strong>Aerosol</strong>s.

28 BAMA: MEMBER COMPANIES’ LISTING<br />

Members Listing<br />

Member Companies’<br />

details and<br />

Key to Activities<br />

Manufacturer/supplier of<br />

aerosol components<br />

A Tinplate containers<br />

B Aluminium containers<br />

C Plastic containers<br />

D Valves<br />

E Plastic components<br />

F Metal components<br />

G Gaskets or lining<br />

compounds<br />

H Valve springs<br />

Manufacturer/supplier of<br />

ingredients or machinery<br />

J Active ingredients<br />

K Solvents & chemicals<br />

L Perfumes<br />

M Propellants<br />

N Filling machinery<br />

O Plant equipment<br />

P Packaging materials<br />

Other activities<br />

Q Contract filler<br />

R Self filler<br />

S Marketer<br />

T Consultant<br />

U Distributor<br />

V Waste management<br />

Sara Lee Household and Body Care UK<br />

S 225 Bath Road, Slough, Berkshire, SL1 4AU<br />

Tel: 01753 523971<br />

Fax: 01753 570340<br />

A manufacturer and marketer of leading household and body<br />

care products with brand names such as Ambi-Pur, Kiwi,<br />

Vapona, Radox, Sanex, Matey, Badedas and Brylcreem.<br />

Saudi Arabian Packaging Industry W.L.L.<br />

A PO Box 1966, Dammam 31441, Saudi Arabia<br />

C Tel: 00 966 3 847 1322<br />

F Fax: 00 966 3 847 4120<br />

E-Mail: admin@sapin.com.sa<br />

Web Site: www.sapin.com.sa<br />

SCJ EurAFNE<br />

S Frimley Green Road, Frimley Green, Camberley,<br />

Surrey, GU16 7AJ<br />

Tel: 01276 852000<br />

Fax: 01276 852734<br />

Manufacturers and Marketers of aerosols for commercial,<br />

industrial and household.<br />

SC Johnson Ltd<br />

S Frimley Green, Camberley, Surrey, GU16 7AJ<br />

Tel: 01276 852000<br />

Fax: 01276 852308<br />

Web Site: www.scjohnson.co.uk<br />

Marketer of aerosols for household use.<br />

Seaquist Perfect Dispensing Ltd<br />

D 11 Holdom Avenue, Denbigh East, Bletchley,<br />

E Milton Keynes, MK1 1QU<br />

P Tel: 01908 364370<br />

Fax: 01908 364390<br />

E-Mail: terry.adderley@seaquistperfect.co.uk<br />

Web Site: www.seaquistperfect.com/<br />

www.seaquistperfect.fr<br />

Manufacturers of aerosol valves for tinplate, aluminium and<br />

glass containers. Special actuators for toiletries, household<br />

and pharmaceutical use.<br />

Shell Gas (LPG)<br />

M PO Box 1100, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S44 5YQ<br />

Tel: 0870 830 1100<br />

Fax: 0870 830 1101<br />

E-Mail: chris.hines@sglpg.com<br />

Web Site: www.shellgas.co.uk<br />

Part of Shell Gas Global LPG. Wholesale, Commercial,<br />

Domestic & <strong>Aerosol</strong> Business Sectors<br />

Sherwin Williams Diversified Brands<br />

Q 4440 Warrensville Center Rd, Warrensville Heights,<br />

S Ohio 44128, USA<br />

U Tel: +1 216 332 1473<br />

Fax: +1 216 332 1435<br />

E-Mail: gregory.l.johnson@sherwin.com<br />

Web Site: www.sherwin-williams.com<br />

Mfg, Marketing and Sales of <strong>Aerosol</strong> Consumer, Commercial<br />

and Industrial products.<br />

Sumitomo Chemical (UK) PLC<br />

K Horatio House, 77 – 85 Fulham Palace Road,<br />

London, W6 8JA<br />

Tel: 020 8600 7700<br />

Fax: 020 8600 7717<br />

Web Site: www.sumitomo-chem.co.jp<br />

The leading developer & supplier of insecticide active<br />

ingredients to the aerosol industry.<br />

Summit Europe cv<br />

E Damsluisweg 12, 1332 EC Almere, The Netherlands<br />

F Tel: 00 31 36 549 1200<br />

Fax: 00 31 36 549 1201<br />

E-Mail: m_waters@btconnect.com<br />

Manufacturers of a wide range of aerosol valves, actuators<br />

and custom moulded components for tinplate and aluminium<br />

containers.<br />

Swallowfield plc<br />

Q Swallowfield House, Station Road, Wellington,<br />

Somerset, TA21 8NL<br />

Tel: 01823 662241<br />

Fax: 01823 663642<br />

E-Mail: enquiries@swallowfield.com<br />

Web Site: www.swallowfield.com<br />

Contract filling resources include marketing and design,<br />

product formulation/development/innovation, wide capability<br />

to handle/manufacture all types of container, propellants, fill<br />

systems, including ‘bag-in-can’ and ‘bag-on-valve’, for global<br />

distribution. Capacity to fill aerosol and non-aerosol liquids<br />

and creams to standards including ISO 9001:2000,<br />

ISO 14001:2004, BRC Global Standard Consumer Products<br />

2003, MHRA Medicines Licence.<br />

Tallon International Limited<br />

S Unit 4, Cyan Park, Phoenix Way, Coventry, CV2 4QP<br />

U Tel: 024 7643 7000<br />

Fax: 024 7645 2949<br />

E-Mail: barryheath@tallon.co.uk<br />

Web Site: www.tallon.co.uk<br />

Tallon International Limited – Major UK Importer of quality<br />

stationery goods ranging from diaries and calendars to novelty<br />

aerosols and seasonal giftware. Specialising in own label<br />

merchandise to the UK and European market.<br />

Tetrosyl Limited<br />

R Bevis Green Works, Walmersley, Bury, Lancashire, BL9 6RE<br />

Tel: 0161 764 5981<br />

Fax: 0161 762 6713<br />

E-Mail: ncampbell@tetrosyl.com<br />

Web Site: www.tetrosyl.com<br />

Manufacturer of car care products<br />

Unilever UK<br />

R 3 St James's Road, Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, KT1 2BA<br />

S Tel: 020 8439 6000<br />

Fax: 020 8481 6220<br />

Web Site: www.unilever.co.uk<br />

Manufacturer and Marketer of Consumer Goods within<br />

Home & Personal Care, Food and Ice Cream.<br />

Unilever Home & Personal Care Europe<br />

S Quarry Road East, Bebington, Wirral, Merseyside, CH63 3JW<br />

Tel: 0151 641 1291<br />

Fax: 0151 641 1850<br />

E-Mail: karen.duff@unilever.com<br />

International organisation with interests in the filling and<br />

marketing of aerosols.<br />

Wear Valley <strong>Aerosol</strong>s Ltd<br />

Q 7b Hatfield Way, South Church Enterprise Park,<br />

Bishop Auckland, Co Durham, DL14 6XF<br />

Tel: 01388 772250<br />

Fax: 01388 772263<br />

E-Mail: sales@gpaerosols.co.uk<br />

Web Site: www.gpaerosols.co.uk<br />

Wear Valley <strong>Aerosol</strong>s Ltd specialises in Bi-Compartmental<br />

aerosol filling. This technology offers customers unique selling<br />

points in that the product uses only compressed air to spray,<br />

can produce a non-flammable product, and may be sprayed<br />

at all angles. Wear Valley <strong>Aerosol</strong>s Ltd has the capacity to<br />

handle runs from 1000 cans to 100,000 cans.

OVERSEAS ASSOCIATIONS 29<br />

Overseas <strong>Association</strong>s<br />

Argentina<br />

Camara Argentina del <strong>Aerosol</strong><br />

Godoy Cruz 2769 6° Piso<br />

1425 Ciudad de Buenos Aires<br />

Tel: +54 11 4777 4040<br />

Fax: +54 11 4777 6897<br />

E-Mail: cadea@arnet.com.ar<br />

Web Site: www.cadea.org.ar<br />

Australia & New Zealand<br />

<strong>Aerosol</strong> <strong>Association</strong> of Australia Inc<br />

PO Box 1300,<br />

Parramatta, NSW 2124<br />

Australia<br />

Tel: +61 2 9633 9011<br />

Fax: +61 2 9635 3284<br />

E-Mail: info@aerosol.com.au<br />

Web Site: www.aerosol.com.au<br />

Austria<br />

Oesterreichische <strong>Aerosol</strong><br />

Vereinigung (OAeV)<br />

79 Rosensteingasse<br />

1170 Vienna<br />

Tel/Fax: +43 1 486 5338<br />

E-Mail: oaev-mat@ping.at<br />

Belgium/Luxembourg<br />

<strong>Association</strong> Belge des <strong>Aerosol</strong>s<br />

(ABA)<br />

Building Diamant<br />

Bld. A. Reyers 80<br />

B-1030 Brussels<br />

Tel: +32 2 238 98 66<br />

Fax: +32 2 230 82 88<br />

E-Mail: fvt@fedichem.be<br />

Web Site: www.aerosols.be<br />

Brazil<br />

Associação Brasileira de Aerossóis e<br />

Saneates Domissanitários (ABAS)<br />

Rua Geraldo Flausino Gomes n°42<br />

11° Andar-Conj.111<br />

Sao Paulo<br />

Tel: +55 11 5505 1663<br />

Fax:+ 55 11 5505 5597<br />

E-Mail: abas@as.org.br<br />

Canada<br />

Canadian Consumer Specialty<br />

Products <strong>Association</strong><br />

Suite 800, 130 Albert Street<br />

Ottawa, Ontario K1P 5G4<br />

Tel: +1 613 232 6616<br />

Fax: +1 613 233 6350<br />

E-Mail: assoc@ccspa.org<br />

Web Site: www.ccspa.org<br />

China<br />

China Packaging Federation (CPF)<br />

46 Dongsi Xidajie<br />

Dongcheng District<br />

Beijing 100711<br />

Tel: +86 10 652 85035<br />

Fax: +86 10 652 85117<br />

E-Mail: aerosol@cpta.org.cn<br />

Web Site: www.cpta.org.cn<br />

Cyprus<br />

Cyprus <strong>Aerosol</strong>, Detergents &<br />

Cosmetic Manufacturers’<br />

<strong>Association</strong><br />

38 Grivas Dhigenis Avenue &<br />

3 Deligiorgis Street, 1509 Nicosia<br />

Tel: +357 22889 860<br />

Fax: +357 22665 685<br />

E-Mail: ean@ccci.org.cy<br />

Czech Republic<br />

Ceske <strong>Aerosol</strong>ove Sdruzeni<br />

Oldrichova 27<br />

12800 Praha 2<br />

Tel: +42 274 822 402<br />

Fax: +42 274 821 878<br />

E-Mail: info@cz-aerosol.cz<br />

Web Site: www.cz-aerosol.cz<br />

Denmark<br />

<strong>Aerosol</strong>industriens Brancheforening<br />

(AIB)<br />

6 Phoenixvej<br />

DK 8722 Hedensted<br />

Tel: +45 75 89 23 55<br />

Fax: +45 75 89 07 01<br />

E-Mail: eriksen@aeropak.dk<br />

Web Site: www.aeropak.dk<br />

Europe<br />

European <strong>Aerosol</strong> Federation (FEA)<br />

Avenue Herrmann-Debroux 15A<br />

1160 Brussels, Belgium<br />

Tel: +32 2 679 62 80<br />

Fax: +32 2 679 62 83<br />

E-Mail: info@aerosol.org<br />

Web Site: www.aerosol.org<br />

Finland<br />

Finnish <strong>Aerosol</strong> <strong>Association</strong> (FAA)<br />

PL 50 Kutojantie 12<br />

02630 Espoo<br />

Tel: +358 9 476 500<br />

Fax: +358 9 476 50 300<br />

E-Mail: keijo.valimaa@transmeri.fi<br />

France<br />

Comité Français des Aérosols (CFA)<br />

16 Rue Jules Saulnier<br />

93200 Saint-Denis<br />

Tel: +33 1 42 43 1990<br />

Fax: +33 1 42 43 8220<br />

E-Mail: info@aerosols-info.org<br />

Web Site: www.aerosols-info.org<br />

Germany<br />

Industrie Gemeinschaft <strong>Aerosol</strong>e<br />

e V (IGA)<br />

Karlstrasse 21<br />

60329 Frankfurt<br />

Tel: +49 69 25 56 15 08<br />

Fax: +49 69 25 56 16 08<br />

E-Mail: info@igaerosole.de<br />

Web Site: www.igaerosole.de<br />

Greece<br />

Hellenic <strong>Aerosol</strong> <strong>Association</strong> (HAA)<br />

Eleftherias & Melpomenis Str<br />

15th Klm Nat.Rd Athens-Lamia<br />

14564 Kifissia-Athens<br />

Tel: +30 210 62 54 344<br />

Fax: +30 210 80 76 084<br />

E-Mail: info@haa.gr<br />

Web Site: www.haa.gr<br />

Hungary<br />

<strong>Aerosol</strong> <strong>Association</strong> of Hungary<br />

(AAH)<br />

Rigo u.3<br />

1085 Budapest<br />

Tel: + 36 1 313 70 34<br />

Fax: +36 1 210 01 07<br />

E-Mail: csaosz@mail.interware.hu<br />

Italy<br />

Associazione Italiana <strong>Aerosol</strong> (AIA)<br />

Via Giovanni da Procida, 11<br />

20149 Milano<br />

Tel: +39 02 345 65 391<br />

Fax: +39 02 345 65 261<br />

E-Mail: aia@associazioneaerosol.it<br />

Web Site: www.associazione<br />

aerosol.it<br />

Japan<br />

<strong>Aerosol</strong> Industry <strong>Association</strong><br />

of Japan<br />

Room 1359, Yurakucho-Denki<br />

Bldg., South Tower,<br />

1-7-1 Yurakucho, Chiyoda-ku<br />

Tokyo 100 0006<br />

Tel: +81 03 3201 4047<br />

Fax: +81 03 3215 4635<br />

E-Mail: sugiyama@aiaj.or.jp<br />

Mexico<br />

Mexican Institute of <strong>Aerosol</strong> A.C<br />

(IMAAC)<br />

Pasco de la Reforma #369<br />

Despacho 602<br />

Col. Cuahutémoc<br />

DF, ZC 06500<br />

Tel: +525 525 56 37<br />

Fax: +525 525 88 54<br />

Netherlands<br />

Nederlandse <strong>Aerosol</strong> Vereniging<br />

(NAV)<br />

Postbus 90154<br />

5000LG Tilburg<br />

Tel: +31 13 594 45 01<br />

Fax: +31 13 594 47 48<br />

E-Mail: nav@wispa.nl<br />

Web Site: www.nav-aerosol.nl<br />

Poland<br />

Polish <strong>Aerosol</strong> Federation –<br />

UEAI (PAF)<br />

Ul Konopnickiej 39a<br />

95-200 Pabianice<br />

Tel: +48 22 622 58 81<br />

Fax: +48 22 654 92 40<br />

E-Mail: polfedaero@poczta.fm<br />

Portugal<br />

Associacao Portuguesa de<br />

Aerosois (APA)<br />

Avenida Antonio José<br />

d’Almeida Nº 7-2<br />

1000-042 Lisbon<br />

Tel: +351 21 799 1550<br />

Fax: +351 21 799 1551<br />

E-Mail: apa@fiovde.pt<br />

Russia<br />

Russian <strong>Aerosol</strong> Federation (RAF)<br />

2-ya ul Mashinostroeniya 17A,<br />

Building 1<br />

115088 Moscow<br />

Tel: +7 095 775 37 47<br />

Fax: +7 095 275 50 64<br />

E-Mail: ost_west@cnt.ru<br />

South Africa<br />

<strong>Aerosol</strong> Manufacturers’ <strong>Association</strong><br />

(AMA)<br />

PO Box 9630<br />

Centurion 0046<br />

Tel: +27 21 663 2999<br />

Fax +27 21 663 2998<br />

E-Mail: mike@aerosol.co.za<br />

Spain<br />

Asociacion Española de <strong>Aerosol</strong>es<br />

(AEDA)<br />

Loreto 2 – Entresuelo 4°<br />

08029 Barcelona<br />

Tel: +34 93 410 60 65<br />

Fax: +34 93 419 37 56<br />

E-Mail: aeda@aeda.org<br />

Web Site: www.aeda.org<br />

Sweden<br />

Swedish <strong>Aerosol</strong> <strong>Association</strong> (SAA)<br />

Box 61<br />

18621 Vallentuna<br />

Tel: +46 8 511 888 11<br />

Fax: +46 8 511 888 01<br />

E-Mail: lars.blak@aerosol.se<br />

Switzerland<br />

Assoziation der Schweizerischen<br />

<strong>Aerosol</strong> Industrie (ASA)<br />

Bahnhofstrasse 37<br />

8001 Zürich 1<br />

Tel: +41 1 211 52 55<br />

Fax: +41 1 221 29 40<br />

E-Mail: info@swiss-aerosol.ch<br />

Web Site: www.swiss-aerosol.ch<br />

Turkey<br />

<strong>Aerosol</strong> Sanayicileri Dernegi (ASAD)<br />

Ataturk Org. San Bolg.<br />

Dr. Mithat Marti Cad.<br />

352 Sok. No. 2<br />

34555 Hadimkoy<br />

Istanbul<br />

Tel: +90 212 771 2211<br />

Fax: +90 212 771 2693<br />

E-Mail: info@aerosolturk.org<br />

Web Site: www.aerosolturk.org<br />

USA<br />

Consumer Specialty Products<br />

<strong>Association</strong><br />

Suite 300<br />

900 17th Street NW<br />

Washington DC 20006<br />

Tel: +1 202 872 81 10<br />

Fax: +1 202 872 81 14<br />

E-Mail: info@cspa.org<br />

Web Site: www.cspa.org

<strong>British</strong> <strong>Aerosol</strong> Manufacturers’ <strong>Association</strong><br />

Kings Buildings<br />

Smith Square<br />

London SW1P 3JJ<br />

Tel 020 7828 5111<br />

Fax 020 7834 8436<br />

E-Mail enquiries@bama.co.uk<br />

Web Site www.bama.co.uk<br />

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