 From July 2011 newsletter
        From July 2011 newsletter
        Campden BRI Day 2011
Building on the successful new format piloted last year,
            Campden BRI Day 2011 was a tremendous success, with
            around 450 registered members and guests.
            As ever, the Annual Campden Lecture was a highlight of
            the day, given this year by Miles Templeman, Director-
            General of the Institute of Directors. Taking 'Challenges for
            business' as his theme, Mr. Templeman reflected on both
            the specific and general issues faced by businesses in
            today's economic climate, and set these in the context of
            current socio–political developments – commenting on
            issues as diverse as the development of leadership within
            business to the influence of regulation and government
            policy. You can listen to the lecture on our podcasts page.
            Prizes
            The Heinz Award for Excellence is presented to an
            employee of Campden BRI who has demonstrated
            extraordinary scientific contributions to the food
            processing industry in recent years, with specific attention
            to contributions during the past year. This year it was
            presented by Nigel Dickie, Director of Corporate and
            Government Affairs at Heinz, to Sarab Sahi for his work on
            promoting ingredient functionality as a route to a
            sustainable relationship with the food industry. Gary
            Freeman received a special runners-up prize for his work
            on process optimisation.
            Exhibits
            The exhibits and displays this year were based around four
            themes: research and innovation, analysis and testing,
            knowledge management, and operational support. The
            format of the day allowed time to network and view the
            exhibits, some of which can be viewed on our Campden BRI Day page. Highlights
            included new eye tracking software, pasteurisation of dry
            ingredients, and a new electronic food law guide.

