Local goods and services demonstrating ‘pioneering thinking’ were recognised at an awards ceremony on Thursday.
The winners of Made in Lincolnshire 2018 were announced at an event at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Lincoln.
The county’s reputation for innovation and manufacturing was also highlighted at the event, which was organised by Streets Chartered Accountants, Business Lincolnshire and NatWest Bank.
BBC Radio Lincolnshire presenter Melvyn Prior hosted the event, which consisted of six categories for businesses and products.
The judging panel included representation from the three host organisations, University of Lincoln, Stonebow Media, EEF, Business Link Magazine, LEP Manufacturing Board and Lincolnshire County Council.
The winners
Made in Lincolnshire Sold Locally – Bailey Trailers Ltd
Made in Lincolnshire Sold Nationwide – Chiselwood Ltd
Made in Lincolnshire Sold Overseas – Jointine Products (Lincoln) Ltd
Made in Lincolnshire for Many Generations – Witham Oil & Paint Ltd
Made in Lincolnshire World Class – Pretorian Technologies Ltd
Made in Lincolnshire Additive Manufacturing – Cubby Safety Products Ltd
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