The 2025 FPC Fresh Awards took place at the JW Marriott Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 26 September, bringing together representatives from the UK's fresh produce, cut flower, and plant sectors.
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The event highlighted developments across the supply chain, from agritech and sustainability initiatives to retail partnerships and individual contributions. The awards were hosted by TV presenter Chris Bavin and attended by over 600 guests.
Peter Durber of Tropifresh received the Lifetime Achievement Award for his long career in the UK exotics market. Greosn was named Fresh Produce Business of the Year. Dyson Farming was recognised as Technology Champion of the Year for its agritech applications, while Thanet Earth received the first Net Zero Impact Award linked to decarbonisation. A range of managers, teams, and new entrants to the sector were also recognised.
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Nigel Jenney, Chief Executive of the Fresh Produce Consortium (FPC), said: "The FPC Fresh Awards are the ultimate celebration of the remarkable talent, innovation, and commitment that make our industry so extraordinary. I am immensely proud of the achievements we have recognised this year – from the inspirational individuals shaping the future to the businesses leading the way in sustainability, technology, and supply chain excellence. The strength of this industry lies in its people, and tonight we have truly honoured them."
The event also acknowledged the challenges facing the sector and the role of the fresh produce industry in maintaining supply and supporting communities.
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The 2025 edition of the awards continued the series' role as an annual gathering point for the UK horticultural and produce sectors.
Source: Fresh Talk Daily