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The 2024 BAMA Forum, took place on 16th & 17th October 2024 at Carden Park, Cheshire. Speakers consisted of Sarten Ambalaj, MPMA, Homeland Security Group, CPL Aromas Ltd, Chartered Trading Standards, Make UK, Seismic, Raymond Regulatory Resources (3R), including an interactive session kick starting day 2 by Volcke Aerosols Connection. A full programme from 2024 can be viewed here.
The 2024 Award Winners were selected by a panel of judges: Richard Barry of Forty 49, Alex Rivers of CanTech International and Steve Ream of Re-Solv.
- The winners were -
New Aerosol of the Year Award |
In pursuit of innovation and technical proficiency in design and dispensing, the judges were particularly impressed with the fragrance innovation behind Church & Dwight UK’s Batiste 24H Dry Shampoo, declaring it a clear winner. Judges’ comments included: “A true piece of innovation behind the encapsulated fragrance. I imagine this will be of real interest to active consumers.”
Highly Commended: Jago Pro’s 2-Phase Mask 15 in 1
Receiving a ‘highly commended’ in the Aerosol of the Year category, the judges remarked on the originality of the product design of the 2-phase mask: “A novel idea not seen before, offers a very smooth texture when applied on the skin and easily removed after application.”
Highly Commended: Jago Pro’s Whipped Sunscreen Mousse SPF50
Judges Comments: Hair is much smoother and soft to the touch.”, “It’s a good complement to the existing range, but it can be used on its own.” and “Easy to apply, much quicker than the traditional conditioner which needs to be rinsed off.”
Aerosol Packaging Award |
A firm winner in the packaging category was Aptar Beauty’s Twist-to-lock range, attracting positive observations from the judges on the application, sustainability and user experience benefits. Judges’ comments: “The range contains some sound ergonomic features like the audible click which offers a satisfying user experience and may be of benefit for those with visual impairments.”,
Runner Up: Coster Aerosols’ Metered Dose BOV
A strong runner up, Coster’s Metered Dose BOV received favourable mentions from the judges on the solution’s adaptability and environmental merits. Judges’ comments: “A versatile solution compatible with a multitude of pharmaceutical and cosmetics formulations.”,
Sustainability Award |
Winner: Unilever’s OMEGA Light Weight DWI Aerosol can
Another standout winner at the awards was Unilever’s light weight DWI aerosol can which attracted commendation on its impressive material reduction. Judges’ comments: “The high percentage of recycled aluminium used for the coil during production and the significant reduction in can weight make this an all-round win for sustainability.”
Runner Up: Church & Dwight UK Ltd - PCR-ed Batiste Packaging
Church & Dwight also picked up a runner up award for its PCR Batiste Packaging. Judges’ comments: “A well thought-out and flexible solution that accommodates both changing regulations and up-to-date recycling messages for consumers.”
Highly Commended: Massilly UK’s ‘Sustaining Sustainability’
Massilly received a highly commended for its Sustaining Sustainability entry, reflecting the company’s commitment to improving social, environmental and human relations. Judges’ comments: “A strong reminder of the merits of supporting and encouraging suppliers, large and small, to build on their sustainable commitments.”
Process Safety & Training Award |
Massilly topped the category with its data collection tool, Kascade, designed for continuous improvement action plans. Judges’ comments: “One of the main reasons this simple, but effective process stands out is because of its ability to be transferred across multiple industries.”
Runner Up: Pharmatec Solutions’ Innovative Two-stage Powder Filling Process for Sustainable & Efficient Aerosol Delivery
Judges were especially impressed with the fastidious process behind Pharmatec’s powder filling process, also noting the numerous benefits to the pharmaceutical industry. They commented: “The process has been meticulously thought-out resulting in a series of sustainable manufacturing and filling advantages for the pharmaceutical industry.”
Aerosols in Action - Photography Award |
Winner: Eviosys
Three photographs were shortlisted for the Aerosol in Action category. These were displayed at the Forum for attendees to pick their favourite. Announced at the ceremony, the winner was Eviosys’ ‘The endless cycle: wind turbine through an aerosol can top’ – a striking image of a steel cap with a wind turbine prominent in the background. The image will feature as a front cover of the BAMA Annual Report 2025, and it will also appear in World Aerosols magazine.
Special Recognition Award |
Winner: Tony Brealey – Reabrook Ltd
Collecting the Special Recognition Award this year was Tony Brealey, Managing Director and co-owner of Reabrook Ltd. and former BAMA Chairman. Patrick Heskins, BAMA Chief Executive said of Tony: “This award is thoroughly deserved, not only for what Tony has done for BAMA during his time on the Board and as Chair, but also for his incredible achievements with Reabrook, taking the business from strength to strength.
Location
Carden Park Cheshire's Country Estate, Broxton Road, Chester, CH3 9DQ
Dates
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From: 16 October 2024, 12:00
To: 17 October 2024, 14:00
