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ExportNZ ASB Hawke’s Bay Export Awards 2019
The ExportNZ ASB Hawke’s Bay Export Awards are held annually to recognize those who are excelling in the field of export, and celebrate the contribution they make to the economy.
New Zealand Trade and Enterprise are once again a strategic partner for the ExportNZ ASB Hawke’s Bay Export Awards. Category winners will be automatically shortlisted for the New Zealand International Business Awards.
The winners for 2019 are…
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Winner of the ASB Exporter of the Year Award: Re-LeasedThe winner of the ASB Exporter of the Year award is awarded to a winner from the previous three categories who has demonstrated sustained and outstanding performance and results in terms of:
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Winner of the ContainerCo Best Emerging Business Award: LilyBee WrapThe ContainerCo Best Emerging Business Award recognises success by net return to the New Zealand economy for businesses with a total annual revenue under NZD $5 million and a history up to a maximum of 5 years of operating internationally with growth. Runners up: |
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Winner of the T&G Global Best Medium/Large Business Award: Re-LeasedT&G Global Best Medium/Large Business Award recognises success by net return to the New Zealand economy for businesses with a total annual revenue of over $5 million NZD. Runners up: |
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Winner of the Tomoana Food Hub Excellence in Innovation: Phoenix FirepumpsThe Tomoana Food Hub Excellence in Innovation Award recognises success in developing and commercialising innovation in international markets; incorporating intellectual property, strategy, processes and monitoring. Runners up: |
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Winners of the T&G Global Unsung Hero Award: – Adele Williams PetfoodNZ International
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| Congratulations to all of this years winners! For further details, read the media release here. |
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