The Bob McNab Charity Award was presented to Graham Massey, who has been a Cedabond member for 32 years. Massey is part of the nationwide Street Pastors charity and patrols Torquay town centre at the weekends, offering support and medical assistance to the homeless, vulnerable people, and the intoxicated.
DPS Tableware won Most Improved Supplier Light Equipment, Hobart Independent won Most Improved Supplier Heavy Equipment, and Vision Commercial Kitchens won Most Improved Member.
Cedabond executive director, Phil Martin, said: “It was extremely difficult to select this year’s winners, not only because of the huge number of entries but also because of the extremely high calibre of them.
“Firstly I would like to thank everyone who entered, and to congratulate all of our winners for their stellar performance this year.
“Secondly I would like to congratulate Graham Massey and ask him how he finds the time for all the magnificent work that he does while running one of the most respected companies in our industry. He is an example to us all.
“We are delighted to see the Cedabond Awards going from strength to strength and on that basis are excited to see what next year will bring.”