Nicotine Residues in Wild Mushrooms

GC-MS Technology used to detect Nicotine in Wild Mushrooms

The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) issued a statement on 7th May 2009 relating to the potential risks to public health due to the presence of nicotine in wild mushrooms.

Having found that 99% of all wild mushrooms tested exceeded the MRL of 0.01mg/kg, EFSA have proposed a MRL of 0.036mg/kg before they can be considered safe for consumers.

As part of the continuing commitment to method development, an analytical procedure for nicotine testing in wild mushrooms is now available at Eclipse Scientific Group, Chatteris.

Fast Track turnarounds are available and rates for services are negotiable based on numbers of samples and the service required.

Please contact Eclipse Scientific Group by telephone on

+441354 695858, or e-mail sales@esglabs.co.uk

www.efsa.europa.eu/EFSA/efsa_locale1178620753812_1211902521199.htm

Eclipse Scientific Group Opens New State-of-the-Art Facility 

Laboratory in Sittingbourne will lead the way in food and drink testing and analysis 

12th May 2009 - Eclipse Scientific Group, the UK’s leading analytical food testing organisation and a member of the Inspicio Group, is pleased to announce the opening of a new facility in Sittingbourne, Kent.  

Eclipse Scientific is recognised across the UK for its comprehensive range of analytical testing capabilities including food and drink, nutritional chemistry, vitamins, pesticide residues, pharmaceutical and animal welfare.  This new facility with its state-of-the-art laboratories will specialise in microbiological testing and analysis for customers in the food, drink and water sectors. 

With twelve centres of testing excellence strategically located across the UK and Ireland, the Sittingbourne facility builds on Eclipse Scientific Group’s strong testing capabilities. In addition to food and drink testing, the new facility also houses the Eclipse Scientific Group’s main Legionella and water testing laboratory providing an extensive range of services to customers in the water sector.

As with all of the Eclipse Scientific Group sites, the Sittingbourne centre is UKAS accredited to ISO:17025, reassuring customers that their test results achieve internationally recognised standards every time.  

The official opening of the Sittingbourne centre will take place on Wednesday 10th June 2009 with many local dignitaries, customers and Eclipse Scientific Group senior management in attendance. Following the official opening, guests will be given a tour of the site to see for themselves the world-class laboratories which are already proving to be a great addition to the Eclipse laboratory network. 

Steven Woollands, who joined Eclipse Scientific Group in January as its CEO said “Being able to continue with our investment during these tough market conditions is testament to the strength of the company.

Sittingbourne is now the second largest laboratory within Eclipse Scientific Group at 12,000 sq ft compared to 5,000 sq ft at the previous site in Ashford, and we have further room for expansion. The additional space enables us to focus on specialised tests and provide an even higher level of service.

The Sittingbourne facility is a great addition to the Eclipse Scientific Group family."

Oxamyl analysis is available at Eclipse

LCMS technology used to detect oxamyl to meet legal requirements

The removal of approval for use of some nematocides and the lowering of the Maximum Residue Limit (MRL) for oxamyl in potatoes, led to an increase in the number of MRL exceedances during 2008.

At Eclipse we have developed a fast reliable procedure that gives you the confidence that your potatoes comply with the tightened legislation.

Using a LCMSMS procedure Eclipse can confidently quantify oxamyl (Vydate) down to levels of 0.01mg/kg. Fast track turnarounds are available and rates for services are negotiable based on numbers of samples and service required.

Please contact Eclipse Scientific Group by telephone on +44 (0)1354 695858 or email sales@esglabs.co.uk

New Day Dawns for Eclipse

One of Europe's leading independent laboratories, with an international reputation for high quality analysis, support and advice, has chosen Kent Science Park as its new home after its 30 employees out grew their previous premises.

Eclipse Scientific Group, which operates seven UKAS accredited laboratories located throughout the UK, plus a further three centres in Ireland, provides high quality analytical and consultancy services to the, food, water, pharmaceutical, environmental, agrochemical and animal feed industries.

The relocation from Ashford Business Park, near Sevington, will see Eclipse Scientific take more than 12,000 sq ft in Building 550 at the Science Park, whose community of small and medium-sized businesses was recently the focus of a visit by Prime Minister Gordon Brown.

James Speck, Site Director at Kent Science Park said: “In today’s highly competitive world we are delighted to have helped retain the jobs provided by Eclipse Scientific in the county.

“The arrival of Eclipse Scientific strengthens our cluster of environmentally-focused science based businesses, which in turn will help us attract other like-minded businesses and with them important new jobs for the Swale economy.”

Adrian Goldsmith, General Manager, Eclipse Scientific Group, said: “These new laboratories will be the second largest in the group and enable us to provide an even higher level of service, specifically to our clients in the food and water industry throughout the South East."

“We are very ambitious to grow and confident that we will achieve this at Kent Science Park.”

The news of Eclipse’s arrival is a further vote of confidence in Kent Science Park as a location for ambitious high-growth knowledge-based businesses and will see the number of people employed at the park break the 1,200 barrier for the first time since Shell left in 1996.

Commenting on the significance of the relocation, Cllr Andrew Bowles, Leader of Swale Borough Council said: “At a time when all we are hearing is bad news about the economy, it is very good news that a company such as Eclipse wants to grow and to remain in Kent."

“The Science Park is ideally equipped to provide the onsite needs of companies such as Eclipse and we look forward to working with them in the future."

Eclipse Scientific plans to be fully operational at Kent Science Park by the end of December.

Group Set To Eclipse Rivals

Eclipse Scientific Group, one of Europe's leading independent laboratories, has chosen Kent Science Park, near Sittingbourne, as a new home after its 30 employees out grew their previous premises.

The company provides high quality analytical and consultancy services to the, food, water, pharmaceutical, environmental, agrochemical and animal feed industries from seven UKAS accredited laboratories throughout the UK, plus a further three centres in Ireland.

The relocation from Ashford Business Park, near Sevington, will see Eclipse Scientific take more than 12,000 sq ft in Building 550 at the Science Park, whose community of small and medium-sized businesses was recently the focus of a visit by Prime Minister Gordon Brown.

Adrian Johnson, UK Sales Manager for Eclipse Scientific Group, said: “These new laboratories will be the second largest in the group and enable us to provide an even higher level of service, specifically to our clients in the food and water industry throughout the South East.

“We are very ambitious to grow and confident that we will achieve this at Kent Science Park.”

James Speck, Site Director at Kent Science Park said: “In today’s highly competitive world we are delighted to have helped retain the jobs provided by Eclipse Scientific in the county.

“The arrival of Eclipse Scientific strengthens our cluster of environmentally-focused science based businesses, which in turn will help us attract other like-minded businesses and with them important new jobs for the Swale economy.

Eclipse’s arrival is a further vote of confidence in Kent Science Park as a location for ambitious high-growth knowledge-based businesses and will see the number of people employed at the park break the 1,200 barrier for the first time since Shell left in 1996.

Eclipse Scientific plans to be fully operational at Kent Science Park by the end of December.

Melamine found in UK in Chinese soya imports

(Also see earlier report on Melamine in Milk Products)

GAFTA has been notified by the FSA that traces of melamine have been found in the UK in Chinese imports of organic soya expeller for feed use. The FSA is now awaiting the results of a risk assessment due to be carried out this week to determine the levels of melamine contained in the consignments of soya expeller from China.

Feed business operators are now required to cease all use of and quarantine any supplies from China of soya expeller in their possession and have the material sampled for the presence of melamine, in accordance with Articles 15, 17, 18 and 20 of EU Regulation 178/2002 on the general principles of food law. Feed business operators are also advised to consider quarantining and testing any other feed products in their possession which originate from China before they are put into the feed chain given the widespread nature of the contamination.

GAFTA would like to remind you that under Commission Decision 2008/798 imposing conditions governing the import of milk products from China, products containing more than 2.5mg/kg melamine must be withdrawn from the EU market and destroyed (see attachment).

In China melamine has been found not only in milk and milk products but also in pet feed, soya meal, wheat and corn gluten, cottonseed meal and more recently in eggs (possibly via poultry feed).

GAFTA has been informed that the EU will now test milk containing products and may test other high protein products such as feed originating from China.

Using extraction and analysis based on the FERN method Eclipse can quantify melamine to levels of 0.5mg/kg, complying with limits 2.5mg/kg and 1mg/kg for children under 3 and pregnant or lactating mothers.

Fast track turnarounds are available and rates for services are negotiable based on numbers of samples and service required.

Please contact Eclipse Scientific Group by telephone on 0845 2309910
or international +441354 695858 or email sales@esglabs.co.uk

For further information on Melamine Testing, please click here

LCMS technology used to detect chlormequat

Routine analysis of some batches of organic oat products undertaken by the Pesticides Safety Directorate and confirmed by the Soil Association have been found to contain one or both of the pesticides Chlormequat and Glyphosate,  
 
Random samples of organic oat products taken between January and May 2008 were discovered to contain these pesticides at concentrations below the Maximum Residue Level permitted by the European Union. Both pesticides are commonly used in non-organic production of oats, but organic oats should not contain detectable levels of these pesticides.  Selling non-organic food containing pesticides at this level is legal under current food safety legislation. However the contamination of organic products at this level means they can no longer be legally described as organic.

An UKAS accredited procedure for determining chlormequat in cereals is available at Eclipse Scientific Group, Chatteris.

Fast track turnarounds are available and rates for services are negotiable based on numbers of samples and service required.

Please contact Eclipse Scientific Group by telephone on 0845 2309910 or international: +441354 695858 or email sales@esglabs.co.uk

Eclipse Kent to Move to New Laboratory Facility 

We are pleased to announce that Eclipse Scientific Ltd will shortly be relocating from its premises in Ashford, to a State of the Art laboratory facility on the Kent Science Park at Sittingbourne.  

Additional Information on moves and logisitics:

Further to our recent announcement, I am pleased to confirm that our relocation to Sittingbourne is progressing according to plan. We will be commencing water testing at our new site on Monday 8 December with food testing starting a week later on Monday 15 December.  During the transition period you may receive Test Certificates from either Ashford or Sittingbourne depending on which site the analysis was started at but from the end of December all results will be reported from our new site. 

Any existing arrangements for sample collections will remain unaltered and our drivers will deliver samples to either Ashford or Sittingbourne as appropriate. If you are making your own arrangements for delivery of samples to our laboratories then please send water samples to Sittingbourne from Monday 8 December and food samples to Sittingbourne from Monday 15 December.  We will transfer samples between sites as appropriate during these first few weeks but from Monday 22 December all analysis will be undertaken at Sittingbourne and the Ashford site will be closed permanently from Wednesday 24 December.  

The full address of our new site is as follows: 

Eclipse Scientific
First Floor Building 550
Winch Road
Kent Science Park
Sittingbourne
Kent
ME9 8EF

Telephone 01795 858290

The laboratory at Sittingbourne, which we have secured on a long term tenure, is both larger and superior to the site that we currently have at Ashford and provides scope for further expansion of the services we can offer. The move to this first class facility clearly demonstrates the level of commitment that Eclipse is making to our customers, and to the levels of investment being made in the business.  

It is vital that there is continuity in the services our customers receive, so I am delighted that all the current laboratory staff at the Ashford laboratory will be relocating with the business, ensuring that there is complete consistency in the testing of samples. All the methodology employed will be the same as currently used at the Ashford Laboratory and there will be complete continuity of UKAS accreditation during, and after, the transfer of the testing to Sittingbourne.   

We are in the process of commissioning the facility and installing some new pieces of equipment and are aiming to relocate to Sittingbourne in the second and third weeks of December. 

Melamine analysis now available at Eclipse

LCMS technology used to detect melamine to meet legal requirements

In reaction to the recent tragic events in China and issues that are now occurring in the world food market Eclipse is able to support customers by ensuring their products are safe and compliant.

As part of the continuing commitment to method development, an analytical procedure for melamine testing in milk and milk powders is available at Eclipse Scientific Group, Chatteris.

Using extraction and analysis based on the FERN method Eclipse can quantify melamine to levels of 0.5mg/kg, complying with limits 2.5mg/kg and 1mg/kg for children under 3 and pregnant or lactating mothers.

Fast track turnarounds are available and rates for services are negotiable based on numbers of samples and service required.

Please contact Eclipse Scientific Group by telephone on 0845 2309910
or international +441354 695858
or email sales@esglabs.co.uk

For further information on Melamine Testing, please click here

acquisition of Microcheck Technical Services Ltd

As part of the continuing development plans of the Inspicio Food and Environment Division, I am pleased to announce that on the 4th April 2008 Eclipse Scientific completed the acquisition of Microcheck Technical Services Ltd. This company will trade as part of the Eclipse Scientific Group of companies as Eclipse Scientific.

The acquisition of Microcheck will allow a further development of the local service which Eclipse can offer in the South West and in the Midlands, with its UKAS Accredited laboratories at Trowbridge and Coventry. The Trowbridge Laboratory is also DEFRA and M&S approved, and the Coventry Laboratory has MHRA approval.

Julie Dedman said "I am also delighted that the previous owner of Microcheck, Bill Thompson, will remain with the business and will continue to develop the business and the services it provides, as part of the Eclipse Scientific Group. "

This is the first acquisition completed by the Inspicio Food and Environment Division in the ownership of 3i and underlines the commitment by 3i to further develop Eclipse and the other businesses within Inspicio.

HTM 2030 - Residual chemical additives

Washer-disinfectors used in hospital environments use strongly active chemical agents to achieve the thorough cleans required. However the rinsing cycles must be monitored to verify that residues of these agents are not present at levels which may endanger health.

Eclipse undertakes such testing, in accordance with DoH Health Technical Memorandum 2030, covering a whole range of potential residues, including anionic surfactants (as lauryl sulfate) down to a level of 50 µg/l (ppb). Click here for full range of substances tested for, or contact enquiries@esglabs.co.uk.

Enterobacter sakazakii 

Over the last few years the above bacterium has been the cause of fatal meningitis, enterocolitis and similar illnesses in infants. Present in the environment, it can find its way into milk based infant formula feeds, despite the great care that goes into manufacture – powdered infant formula meeting current standards is not a sterile product. 

E sakazakii is also to some degree heat resistant, so that low numbers can be present in the formula. If contaminated powder is made up with water and then incubated for a few hours, this provides ideal conditions for rapid bacterial growth. Most healthy babies can tolerate the presence of the bacteria: however, the very young, particularly those less than 1 month old or in poor health, are susceptible to potentially fatal infections. 

Eclipse’s laboratory in Ely, which tests pharmaceuticals for their freedom from pathogens, offers a rapid testing service for E sakazakii, with results available in just three days.  

Eclipse's Holding Company Inspicio plc receives Recommended Cash Offer

14 December 2007 -- Eclipse Holding Company Inspicio plc (INP) is pleased to announce that it has today reached agreement on the terms of a recommended cash offer from 3i (via a newly incorporated company, Angus Newco) for the entire issued and to be issued share capital of Inspicio.  This is a cash offer and the Independent Directors of the Inspicio Board consider the terms of the Offer to be fair and reasonable and unanimously recommend that Inspicio Shareholders accept the Offer, and that Independent Shareholders vote in favour of the Resolution at the General Meeting.

Commenting on the Offer, Mark Silver, Inspicio Chief Executive Officer said:
"3i clearly sees the growth potential of our business and recognises that we have opportunities for organic growth through our global geographic network as well as further acquisition opportunities in this very fragmented market. They are fully committed to investing in the growth of the company for the long term, which will enable us to exploit fully the growth opportunities in the global testing and inspection market.”

To view the full announcement visit the Inspicio web site www.inspicio.com

About Inspicio
Inspicio was admitted to AIM in April 2005 as a newly incorporated company and was established to acquire and manage market leading organisations in testing, inspection and performance conformity markets in the UK and internationally.  Since admission, Inspicio has made four major acquisitions: Inspectorate Limited a global leader in the testing and inspection of traded commodities; Environmental Services Group Limited, a leading provider of environmental testing services; Eclipse Scientific Group Limited, the UK's leading food, drink, chemistry and microbiology testing business; and Scientifics Limited, one of the UK's leading independent analytical testing and consultancy businesses. Inspicio now has over 6,500 employees and operates in more than 125 countries.
About 3i
3i is a world leader in private equity and venture capital and invests across Europe, the United States and Asia.  3i was established in 1945, listing on the London Stock Exchange in 1994.  It is a constituent of the FTSE 100 index.  3i manages over £8.2 billion of assets (as at 30 September 2007) comprising its own balance sheet of around £5.1 billion and private equity limited partnerships of £2.5 billion, invested alongside 3i and quoted Infrastructure and Quoted Private Equity investment companies of £0.6bn (excluding 3i's own participation in these vehicles).  Recent investments made by 3i within the testing and inspection sector include Group Carso (leading French food testing business), Sampletest (Spanish lab-based clinical analysis business) and Inspecta (Finnish testing and inspection business).

This document is not intended to, and does not, constitute or form part of any offer, invitation or the solicitation of an offer to purchase, otherwise acquire, subscribe for, sell or otherwise dispose of, any securities or the solicitation of any vote or approval in any jurisdiction pursuant to this document or otherwise. The Offer will be made solely by the formal offer document containing the Offer, when issued, which will contain the full terms and conditions of the Offer.

Unless otherwise determined by Angus Newco or required by the UK Takeover Code and permitted by applicable law and regulation, the Offer is not being, and will not be, made, directly or indirectly, in or into or by the use of the mails of, or by any other means or instrumentality (including, without limitation, electronic mail, facsimile transmission, telex, telephone, internet or other forms of electronic communication) of interstate or foreign commerce of, or any facility of a national state or other securities exchange of the United States, Canada, Australia or any other jurisdiction in which to do so would contravene any law, rule or regulation and will not be capable of acceptance by any such use, means, instrumentality or facility or from within the United States, Canada, Australia or any other jurisdiction in which to do so would contravene any law, rule or regulation. Acceptances of the Offer from any of the jurisdictions or by anyone resident or located in any of them will be invalid unless Angus Newco decides otherwise.

2006 ends with another acquisition in Ireland

Envirolab, a Waterford based business providing laboratory testing services to the Irish market, has joined the Eclipse Group.

The company’s activities include chemical and microbiological testing of food, together with environmental analysis; many tests are INAB (ISO:17025) accredited (Laboratory No 110T).

Working closely with IML, Eclipse’s established laboratory business in Ireland, Envirolab will continue to use its trading name and current premises, with the whole of the existing workforce being retained.

Commenting on the latest acquisition, Julie Dedman, Managing Director said, “We now have a fourth site in Ireland, extending both our geographical coverage and also our service offering, with accredited water and wastewater chemistry testing being available from Envirolab.”

Food industry technical consultancy

In addition to laboratory testing, Eclipse also provides technical support services to its food industry clients; the specialist team includes a former Public Analyst.
Our advisory services cover:

• labelling
• meat content determinations/declarations
• nutritional declarations/claims
• general food law
• shelf life determinations
• customer complaints
• Basic Food Hygiene Certificate training
• Pre BRC and third party supplier audits
• HACCP implementation (including set-up, documentation, audits and training)
• Half and one day on-site training courses, providing introductory training in topics such as basic microbiology, HACCP, food hygiene, sampling, labelling, contaminants and food law.

To discuss your requirements, please contact enquiries@esglabs.co.uk.

Promar Labs Acquired

Eclipse has bought this York based business from Genus plc.

The laboratory (DEFRA approved) undertakes comprehensive bovine milk and serum testing, including Brucellosis, EBL, IBR, BVD, Leptospira, Neospora and Johne's disease; it is UKAS accredited (No 2155) for many of the tests and also carries out forage and feed analysis.

Overall, Promar Labs' spectrum of activities complements existing interests within the Group: the business will be relocated to Mirfield, W Yorks in the near future.

Eclipse joins forces with Inspicio plc

Following nine acquisitions of similar businesses in the UK and Ireland, Eclipse has now moved to become the dedicated food and pharmaceutical testing division of Inspicio plc – an international laboratory business, with operations in over 120 countries.

Inspicio includes Inspectorate and the Environmental Services Group, the latter already operating in the UK food testing market as Global Analysis.

This latest move means that Eclipse now becomes a truly world-wide laboratory testing business, with close links to the over 70 laboratories already operating within Inspicio.

Eclipse’s Managing Director Julie Dedman stated: "This is a very exciting opportunity for all of us and will allow us to reach our objective of becoming a significant worldwide analytical testing business".

And Mark Silver, CEO of Inspicio plc, commented: "By acquiring Eclipse, we plan to build a global food testing business on Inspicio’s existing laboratory infrastructure that will service this growing demand, creating a platform to further consolidate the industry".

Folic acid fortification of bread recommended in Ireland

The Food Safety Authority of Ireland has announced that a specialist subcommittee has recommended mandatory addition of folic acid to most bread flour there. Similar action is expected in the UK, where consultations on the subject are in progress.

Bread, being part of most people’s diet, is a simple means of bringing this vital nutrient to consumers. It is especially pertinent to women of child bearing age, where a folate deficiency in early pregnancy can give rise to severe birth defects, including spina bifida.

Eclipse offers a UKAS accredited test for folate, using the Biacore Surface Plasmon Resonance technique. Results are typically available in 7 working days but, by prior arrangement, can be ready 2 working days after receipt of samples. Contact sales@esglabs.co.uk or 01354 695858

Benzene in soft drinks

As a result of interactions between sodium benzoate (a common preservative) and ascorbic acid (vitamin C, an antioxidant) in soft drinks, the potentially carcinogenic substance benzene can be generated, especially after prolonged storage at high ambient temperatures.

Levels found are overwhelmingly less than the 10 parts per billion level designated as the limit for drinking water by WHO; a recent Food Standards Agency survey found 4 drinks on sale with benzene contents above the WHO drinking water limit (out of 150 drinks tested).

Eclipse offers analysis of soft drinks for benzene content using a GCMS technique - contact sales@esglabs.co.uk for further details.

Omega-6 Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids

Eclipse offers analysis of foods for omega 3 fatty acids (see item below). Omega 6 fatty acids also offer health benefits - such as reducing blood cholesterol levels when consumed instead of saturated fatty acids - but it is the ratio of omega 6 to omega 3 in the diet that is of greater importance.

A ratio of less than 5:1 (ie a relatively high intake of omega 3) is associated with beneficial effects to, amongst others, circulation and joints; however in the Western diet this ratio is frequently above 5:1. Negligible intakes of fish and other omega 3 rich foods, combined with the heavy consumption of meat and cereal products has shifted the ratio to 30:1 (or even higher) for people eating particularly 'unhealthily'.

Eclipse undertakes analysis of foods for their fatty acid profile, including the estimation of the predominant forms of omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids - please specify this when submitting samples.

Food Technology Centre, Manchester.

The Food Technology Centre Limited (FTC) located in Irlam, Manchester joined the Eclipse group on 12 April. Complementing Eclipse's existing activities, FTC provides food microbiology and chemistry testing services - primarily to the food industry in the North of England.
 
The Manchester site will continue to be managed locally by Kevin Pritchard, the previous owner of FTC.

MD announces new acquisition in Ireland

Advanced Micro Services (Laboratories) Ltd (AMS) based in Cork City have become the latest contract testing business to join Eclipse.

The company provides accredited food microbiology and BSE testing services, primarily to the meat industry in the Republic of Ireland. The business in Cork will continue to be managed by Billy Coleman and Garry Buckley, the previous owners and founders of AMS.

"This acquisition further strengthens our position in the Irish market, improves our geographical coverage as well as bringing a new area of testing to our ‘one stop shop’ business" commented Julie Dedman, Eclipse's Managing Director.

These important food components are frequently in the news in connection with their numerous health benefits - such as decreasing the risks of heart disease and of degenerative brain and joint diseases.

Within this family of acids, omega-3 - alpha-linolenic acid (ALA) must be obtained from the diet: it can be converted (with relatively low efficiency) by the body to the longer chain omega-3-eicosapentaenoic acid (20:5) [EPA] and omega-3-docosahexaenoic acid (22:6) [DHA]. These latter two acids are required to produce the beneficial health effects within the body.

Oily fish are a rich natural source of EPA/DHA - but, increasingly, common foods such as bread and milk are being marketed as fortified in omega-3 acids.

Eclipse analyse foods for their omega-3 content - just request a fatty acid profile, including omega-3 acids. Contact us at enquiries@esglabs.co.uk.

Functional foods containing this material (a group of naturally occurring carbohydrate polymers, based on fructose) are attracting interest because of their benefits for human health.

These polymers, members of the fructan family, are soluble fibres. Beneficial properties claimed include use to partially replace fat or sugar, promotion of growth of ‘good bacteria’ in the lower gut, thus improving the digestive system and improved calcium absorption. Inulin is particularly prevalent in chicory root and Jerusalem artichokes.

Eclipse uses the AOAC method Measurement of total fructan in foods to measure inulin – contact enquiries@esglabs.co.uk if you require this analysis.

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