Scheduled to be showcased on 17th November at The Engine Shed, Lincoln, these awards are a testament to the relentless dedication, innovation, and unwavering effort that individuals and businesses have invested in Lincolnshire’s food and farming sectors.
A unique aspect of these awards is the self-nomination pathway, allowing businesses and individuals to celebrate their accomplishments. Following this, an expert panel of judges will embark on a special ‘mystery shopping’ venture, ensuring that nominees undergo rigorous assessment, assuring a fair and transparent selection process.
“The Lincolnshire Food and Farming Excellence Awards are not just trophies; they stand as a symbol of exceptional standards in the industry,” stated Katrina Burrill, Director at Stonebow Media. “The self-nomination approach offers a stage for local ventures to highlight their landmarks. This sets the scene for our judges to effectively identify the crème de la crème, enhancing the whole occasion.”
Whilst the awards illuminate Lincolnshire’s culinary and agricultural trailblazers, they also offer a prime networking opportunity and a moment to create new industry collaborations.
A hearty thank you to our sponsors, Sills & Betteridge, Duncan & Toplis, Masons Rural Property, Barclays Eagle Labs, Visual Print & Design, and Fizzco. Their backing is crucial to the anticipated success of the event. Interested in sponsorship? Please get in touch at [email protected].
Eager to know about the award categories? Here’s a brief overview:
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