Awards product deadline extended due to demand
The Meat Management Industry Awards is heading for another record year, so organisers have decided to extend the product nomination deadline slightly to Thursday 17th June.
This extension is to allow as many companies and businesses to participate as possible.
Editor of Meat Management magazine, Jane Connolly, said that once again the Awards go from strength to strength.
“We just want as many products to be in the mix as possible,” she said, adding: “It really is amazing to see so many being involved right across the industry, both large and small.”
Product nominations can now be received by 17th June latest. Then the products themselves must be delivered on Tuesday 22nd June to the Regional Food Academy at Harper Adams University, where judging takes place.
Nominating products is quick, easy and free, and full details can be found on the official awards page of the Meat Management website.
Lead organiser Sharon Yandell said: “We follow up by sending full information and details of how to send in products. It’s the last chance to enter and to stand the chance of receiving high profile recognition at the Meat Management Industry Awards ceremony this coming September 9th, either as a winner, a finalist or as highly commended.”
Product categories are:
- Britain’s Best Burger
- Britain’s Best Meat Pie
- Britain’s Best Sausage
- Best Poultry Product
- Best Free From Product
- Best Bacon Product
- Best Pork / Pigmeat Product
- Best Lamb Product
- Best Beef Product
- Best Red Meat Product
To nominate products visit the awards page without delay: www.meatmanagement.com/awards
A special thanks to our 2021 Awards partners:
Important Notice Covid-19 / Government Rulings: The organisers have set up facilities to judge all products which are entered and delivered by participants to the Harper Adams University test kitchens location. However, we take no responsibility should the judging not take place at the venue or on the dates publicised, should any circumstances outside of our control mean the facilities are not available or withdrawn, or if any rulings by Government prevent the judging and assembly from going ahead. For terms and conditions covering the awards and awards dinner, please click here.
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