Reading business named Company of the Year
RSSL wins major recognition from the UK’s Society of Food Hygiene & Technology
RSSL has been named as Company of the Year with more than 100 employees by the UK’s Society of Food Hygiene & Technology (SOFHT). The award was announced on November 22nd at a gala luncheon in London, hosted by SOFHT.
RSSL is a specialist scientific consultancy offering analysis, research, new product development and training to a wide range of companies operating in the food, drink, pharmaceutical and cosmetic sectors. Much of RSSL’s work is focused on helping manufacturers to deliver safe, efficacious, and high quality products.
This award is something that everyone working at RSSL can be proud of
RSSL received the award for sharing its expertise with manufacturers via regular, free-to-attend roadshows on topics of relevance to product safety and quality. RSSL’s ‘Allergens in a Nutshell’ and ‘Combating Contamination’ roadshows are run at venues throughout the UK, and are open to anyone. Both roadshows are highly interactive and provide invaluable best practice advice on dealing with specific safety risks.
‘This award is something that everyone working at RSSL can be proud of,’ said RSSL’s managing director, Alan Gundle. ‘The roadshows draw on the experience and expertise gained within RSSL from more than 25 years of providing analytical services to manufacturers, suppliers and retailers of fmcg products.
We have built our reputation on the quality of our science and the support and advice we give to customers, interpreting the results of our analysis rather than just providing data
‘We have built our reputation on the quality of our science and the support and advice we give to customers, interpreting the results of our analysis rather than just providing data. This has helped us to become an important partner to a wide range of manufacturers, and a trusted voice within the industry.
‘We thank the many people – those who are customers and those who are not - who have attended the roadshows during 2012, and who supported our nomination.’
