For outstanding international success in the field of manufactured foods, beverages or agricultural products. This includes primary production, forestry and fisheries and related services or technology.
This year, there are 6 Finalists in the 2025 Agribusiness, Food and Beverage award category:
CBH Group
CBH Group is Australia’s largest co-operative, owned by approximately 3,500 Western Australian grain growing businesses. The company provides an integrated supply chain, meaning a collaborative network approach in the management, production and delivery of Australian grains.
Learn more on the CBH Group website.
Craig Mostyn Group
Craig Mostyn Group is one of Australia’s oldest, largest food and agricultural businesses. The family-owned business provides a variety of locally farmed produce to Australia and abroad.
Learn more on the Craig Mostyn Group website.
Harvest Road
Harvest Road is a family-owned, vertically integrated agrifood business producing premium beef and aquaculture products. Through lead brands Harvey Beef and Leeuwin Coast, the company exports chilled and frozen products to key markets across Asia, the Middle East, and North America, underpinned by sustainable practices and strong regional partnerships.
Learn more on the Harvest Road website.
Hunt and Brew
Hunt and Brew produces premium cold brew coffee using ethically sourced beans, marketed through a bold brand identity and global distribution channels.
Learn more on the Hunt and Brew website.
Plantagenet Wines
Plantagenet Wines produces estate-grown, cool-climate wines in Mount Barker, Western Australia, with a reputation for quality in export markets.
Learn more on the Plantagenet Wines website.
Alba Edible Oils
Alba Edible Oils is Australia’s only edible-oil manufacturer using a natural crush and purification process, free from industrial chemicals. Sourcing from local WA farmers, Alba produces premium, clean-label oils with global certifications including BSi, HACCP, Kosher and Halal, successfully exporting to international markets.
Learn more on the Alba Edible Oils website.
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