British Rema is delighted to welcome Tony Goodwin to the new position of Group Managing Director. Tony will lead the group through its next phase of development following its recent transfer to employee ownership. The organisation is now primed for significant growth both in domestic and international markets.

Tony brings with him more than 30 years of industrial powder processing and handling business experience, fifteen of these in senior leadership roles.  He comments, “It is extremely exciting to have the opportunity to lead British Rema during this next phase of its development and growth.  It’s also a great privilege to join such a fantastic team.  This prestigious company has built a reputation on mechanical and processing expertise, knowhow and excellent customer service, values that must remain at the forefront of everything we do.”

Leading innovator in reverse osmosis (RO) membrane chemicals for the water treatment industry, Genesys, turned to us to help bring an outsourced powder manufacturing process in-house. With a view to generating new business, increasing operational efficiency and sustainability and to create new jobs at the company’s facility in Middlewich, Cheshire, the company opted for bespoke Ribbon Blenders to optimise production in-house.

In a move that demonstrates genuine belief in rewarding loyal staff, manufacturing and engineering business, British Rema has transferred ownership of its group of companies into the newly-formed British Rema Employee Ownership Trust. Sole beneficiaries of this trust are current and future employees of the company.

Our rotary engineering team will once again be hosting our Maintenance of multi-pier rotary kilns & vessels training seminar at the Double Tree Hilton Hotel in Sheffield on 9-11 November.

Our training seminars have a reputation for being amongst the best in the industry calendar, and this popular and informative event covers all aspects of regular and preventative maintenance for rotary vessels to ensure they are operating safely and efficiently.

We were thrilled to finally exhibit at ChemUK last month after a challenging couple of years for the industry and two exhibition postponements. This year saw a total of 2,438 visitors through the doors to see 350 exhibitors over the two day period – an increase of 14% from its launch.

A digital version of our company brochure is now available to view and download. In it you’ll find lots of information about us, our services and products.

The details for ChemUK 2021 have been delayed, so we are now looking forward to meeting our existing and potential new customers on 15–16 September at the NEC, Birmingham.

We’re busy making plans to ensure you a warm welcome on stand C20 where we will be showcasing our range of powder processing, process equipment and rotary engineering products and services.

We all are working in challenging and unprecedented circumstances. At British Rema, the health, safety and wellbeing of all our employees and delivering on our commitments to our customers remain of paramount importance.

We are following the UK government’s advice on Covid-19 closely and are maintaining our high production and hygiene standards throughout our manufacturing facilities and offices.

We are looking forward to meeting both existing and potential new customers at ChemUK 2020, 13–14 May in Manchester, where we will be showcasing our range of powder processing, process equipment and rotary engineering products and services.

Come and say hello to us on stand K21 and we’ll promise you a warm welcome.

During November our rotary engineering team have been busy sharing their know-how at two productive training seminars held in the UK and South Africa.

More than 50 of our customers from the cement, chemicals, fertilisers and minerals industries across the UK, Europe and South Africa joined us to gain new knowledge and skills in mechanical maintenance of rotary kilns and vessels.