Award for firm supplying African pharmaceuticals

A TRADING company that supplies pharmaceuticals and other commodities to some of the most difficult regions of the world has won the Waterford City Enterprise Board’s overall enterprise award for 2008.

Wed, 22 Oct, 2008 - 01:00

Bricved Ltd has carved out a niche market over its 19-year history under the direction of Brian and Bridget Edmondson, who will represent Waterford City Enterprise Board at the National Enterprise Awards 2008 in Dublin Castle next month.

Bricved sources European quality pharmaceuticals and supplies them directly to pharmaceutical wholesalers in Africa and elsewhere.

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CourtsPlace: Dublin CastlePlace: AfricaPlace: UgandaPlace: TanzaniaPlace: AfghanistanPlace: WaterfordPerson: BrianPerson: Bridget EdmondsonPerson: Brian EdmondsonPerson: GallweyPerson: GerPerson: Yvonne O’BrienPerson: Henry GallweyPerson: MayorPerson: CllrPerson: Jack WalshEvent: National Enterprise Awards 2008Organisation: Waterford City Enterprise BoardOrganisation: Bricved LtdOrganisation: BricvedOrganisation: Waterford City Council
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