We have begun the process of creating Industry Groupings to facilitate partner and opportunity searches by activity rather than by country.
These initial 30 Groups will no doubt expand as we develop the Exporters Almanac in the future.
For each of these Industry profiles we provide:
1.
Business Networks
& Online Markets
2.
International Trade
Associations
3.
Industry
Directories
4.
Industry
News
5.
International Trade
Events
6. NACE & SIC Code
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Betting and Gaming Council, The
As the single industry body, we work with our members, large and small, to raise standards, create a culture of safer gambling and build public and institutional trust in our world class industry. |
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British Amusement Catering Trades Association
The largest association in the gaming arena and the only association representing the amusement industry. |
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Crafts Council
To make the UK the best place to make, see, collect and learn about contemporary craft. |
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Creative Industry Association
Creative Industry Association is an inclusive association offering members' all the help and support they need. We have members types, which ensures you have access to the specific information you need but also the flexibility to access other information as and when you need it. |
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European Association of Craft, SMEs (UEAPME)
SMEunitedis the association of crafts and SMEs in Europepe with around 70 member organisations from over 30 European countries. |
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European Cultural and Creative Industries Alliance
Composed of five European cultural and creative industries organisations - Altagamma (Italy), Circulo Fortuny (Spain), Comité Colbert (France), Meisterkreis (Germany) and Walpole (UK) |
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Federation of Sport and Play Associations (FSPA)
As the national trade body representing sports and play associations, the Federation of Sports and Play Associations serves over 500 manufacturers, wholesalers and distributors of sports and play equipment, clothing and apparel |
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Giftware Association (GA)
A national trade representative body and is the only UK trade association serving the gift and home industry. We recognise the remarkable talent and creativity of members ranging from retailers to suppliers, high street brands names to individual craftspeople and many others. |
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Guild of Master Craftsmen, The
The Guild of Master Craftsmen is the UK's most established trade association. Originally established to support members of the building trades, The Guild of Master Craftsmen has diversified over the years and now offers an impressive range of benefits to myriad businesses from carpenters to interior designers and toolmakers to web .......... |
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International Art Materials Trade Association
Our mission is to provide its art/creative materials industry members with the products, services and information they need to grow and prosper. |
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Master Carvers' Association
The Master Carvers Association boasts a membership of over 40, about half being individual carvers and the rest employing a number of apprentices and trained crafts people. Between them, our members possess a huge number of skills, including: figure and heraldic carving; picture frame carving and gilding; letter cutting in both wood and stone; architectural wood and stone carving along with ecclesiastical carving; modelling for casting in many materials and mould making; cabinet making and furniture restoration “ thus completely demolishing the commonly held belief that all the old skills have disappeared . |
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Motorsport Industry Association
The world's leading trade association for the motorsport, performance engineering, services and tuning sectors. |
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NatureScot
We are Scotland's nature agency. We work to improve our natural environment in Scotland and inspire everyone to care more about it. So that all nature in Scotland “ our key habitats and landscapes, all our green space and our native species “ is maintained, enhanced and brings us benefits. |
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Society of Designer Craftsmen Ltd
Promoting and supporting the work of creative thinkers, designers and makers who innovate through their exploration of materials and skills. |
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World Crafts Council Asia Pacific
WCC-APR forms the largest and most active part of the World Crafts Council (WCC). As it is the Daughter Organization of the Mother Organization, the World Crafts Council (WCC), it carries its traits of being a non-government with a NGO status at UNESCO. |
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World Crafts Council Europe
We promote the design-led crafts and applied arts in Europe. |