Marie Claire has announced food and beverage industry players among the winners of the inaugural Marie Claire Sustainability Awards.
In partnership with VOLVO, the Marie Claire Sustainability Awards champion businesses and products that are implementing genuine change.
Winners in industries were selected across seven categories by four judges.
Ronni Kahn scooped top honour as this year’s ‘Hall of Fame’ winner which celebrated the social entrepreneur’s commitment to transforming the food waste landscape.
Judge for the awards and Marie Claire editor Georgie Abay said Kahn stands at the top of Australia’s sustainability journey.
“There is no question that Ronni Kahn stands at the pinnacle of the sustainability journey for Australia. Her commitment to advocating for a healthier community, and planet, is leading the way for a nationwide change in food consumption and waste,” said Abay.
Sustainable alcohol brand, Ugly Vodka took home the prize in the Food & Drink category for its efforts to combat the food wastage crisis.
VOLVO Managing Director, Stephen Connor said the partner company was proud to partner with Marie Claire to help put a spotlight on industry visionaries.
“We are incredibly proud to partner with Marie Claire to help highlight the visionaries, pioneers and trailblazers who strive for the greater good for both our people and our planet.
Congratulations to each of the winners on your endeavours in implementing change and building a better tomorrow,” said Connor.
Full profiles of the winners are featured in the June issue of Marie Claire, 2024.