Sustainable Food Production Award – Call for Nominations


🌱 Sustainable Food Production Award – Call for Nominations

🏆 International Food Scientist Awards 2026

🌍 Nominate Outstanding Leaders in Sustainable Food Production!

The Sustainable Food Production Award honors individuals, research teams, organizations, and innovators who are driving positive change in agriculture and food systems through sustainable practices, resource conservation, and environmentally responsible food production.

📅 21st Edition of International Food Scientist Awards
📍 Bangkok, Thailand | Novotel Bangkok Sukhumvit 20
🗓️ 28–29 June 2026

🎯 Award Category

Sustainable Food Production Award

This prestigious award recognizes remarkable contributions in:
✅ Sustainable agriculture and farming systems
✅ Resource-efficient food production
✅ Climate-smart food technologies
✅ Environmental conservation in food systems
✅ Circular economy and waste reduction initiatives
✅ Renewable resource utilization in agriculture
✅ Sustainable supply chain innovations

👥 Eligibility

Open to:
• Food Scientists
• Researchers & Academicians
• Industry Professionals
• Agricultural Innovators
• Startups & Companies
• Government & Non-Government Organizations
• Research Teams and Institutions Worldwide

🌟 Why Apply?

✔ International Recognition
✔ Global Networking Opportunities
✔ Showcase Your Research & Innovation
✔ Inspire Sustainable Food System Transformation
✔ Join World-Renowned Scientists and Industry Leaders

📢 Be recognized for advancing a greener, healthier, and more sustainable future for global food production.

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