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Finalists revealed for county's food and drink awards

Western Morning News

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August 29, 2025

Winners will be announced at Food Drink Devon's black-tie awards ceremony on October 6. Athwenna Irons reports

EXCITEMENT is mounting ahead of this year's Food Drink Devon Awards, with the shortlist of finalists now revealed.

Since entries closed in April, the judges panel has sampled more than 350 products, visited 115 hospitality venues, explored 15 retail outlets and experienced nine training schools, in the search for the very best that Devon has to offer.

The winners will be revealed at Food Drink Devon's glittering black-tie awards ceremony on Monday, October 6, at Sandy Park, Exeter.

Now in its 14th year, the awards continue to shine a spotlight on the county's exceptional food and drink sector. Categories are open to both members and nonmembers of Food Drink Devon and include the Producer Awards, Retail Awards, Hospitality Awards and Sustainability Pioneer Award.

Food Drink Devon board director, Jack Pickering, said: "From pioneering products to remarkable venues, Devon's food and drink community has once again demonstrated its passion and excellence throughout the 2025 judging. It's a true reflection of the dedication and creativity driving the industry. We're immensely proud of the achievements of Devon's food and drink producers, hospitality, retail and training venues and look forward to celebrating with them at Sandy Park on October 6."

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