Presented by Chantal Organics, this award recognises the most popular community garden in Aotearoa!
We want to highlight the beautiful productive māra and community gardens supporting food security and sharing knowledge around the country.
Presented by OANZ, this award recognises the most popular organic product outside of the food and beverage categories. It is an open category that includes all the amazing organic products that are inputs for organic farming, that are used as cosmetics, or in fashion.
Presented by Fonterra Organic, this award recognises the most popular organic beverage in Aotearoa this year.
Presented by Countdown, this award recognises the most popular organic food product in Aotearoa this year.
Presented by TranzAlpine Honey, this award recognises someone working in an inspiring leadership role in the New Zealand organics/kai atua sector with under five years experience.
Presented by the Soil & Health Association of New Zealand, This award recognises a company, brand or product line with organic certification and/or Hua Parakore verification that is independently owned and based in Aotearoa.
Presented by Biolchim, this award recognises a leader who has played an instrumental role in the organic community, celebrating those whose work showcases organic regenerative farming systems.
Peer Reviewed Award Winners Organic Farmer of the Year – Presented by CountdownNiva & Yotam Kay, Pakaraka Permaculture Organic Brand of the Year – Presented by AsureQualityBostock New Zealand Organic Leader of the Year – Presented by Ceres OrganicsCathy Tait-Jamieson, BioFarm Peoples’ Choice Award Winners Organic Food Product of the Year – Presented by Fonterra…
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