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Retail Asia commends leading FMCG companies in the region at the FMCG Asia Awards

Over 20 companies were awarded in the inaugural awards programme.

Online shopping is here to stay, and as more businesses move online to increase their reach, the competition is now tougher than ever. Companies that were able to improve their branding and showed their unique selling points to consumers amidst the cutthroat competition were able to provide their consumers with exemplary products and a solid customer experience.

To recognise these companies that have risen amidst the challenging landscape, FMCG Asia Awards, presented by Retail Asia, was launched this year and lauded over 20 companies. The prestigious event celebrates the most outstanding companies in Asia Pacific's FMCG industry that have shown exemplary performance with their innovative products and initiatives.

The awards were handled via digital presentations during the first and second week of December. Winning companies were also interviewed virtually to share their thoughts on winning in the inaugural programme.

This year’s programme was judged by an elite panel of judges consisting of Anson Bailey, Head of Consumer & Retail, ASPAC / Head of Technology, Hong Kong at KPMG; and Atul Chandna

EY Asia-Pacific Supply Chain Leader and EY Asean Consumer Sector Leader; Partner, Consulting at Ernst & Young Advisory Pte. Ltd.

Congratulations to the winners!

FMCG ASIA AWARDS

Bairaha Farms Plc
ESG Initiative of the Year - Sri Lanka

Beam Suntory Asia
Customer Experience Initiative of the Year - Singapore

Blackmores
Digital Marketing Strategy of the Year - China

Danone Indonesia
COVID Management Initiative of the Year - Indonesia

Danone-AQUA (PT. Tirta Investama)
ESG Initiative of the Year - Indonesia

Danone-AQUA (PT. Tirta Investama)
Consumer Good of the Year (Bottled Water) - Indonesia

DFI Retail Group 
Home Brand of the Year - Hong Kong

Diageo
Health & Wellness Initiative of the Year - Singapore

DKSH Malaysia Sdn Bhd
Customer Experience Initiative of the Year - Malaysia

Everbest Soya Bean Products Sdn Bhd
Consumer Good of the Year (Ready-to-Eat Meals) - Malaysia

H&H Group
Digital Marketing Strategy of the Year - Singapore

NTUC FairPrice
Home Brand of the Year - Singapore
Campaign of the Year - Singapore
Product Packaging of the Year - Singapore

Opal Cosmetics (Hong Kong) Limited
Consumer Good of the Year (Body Wash) - Hong Kong

P&G Australia
Campaign of the Year - Australia
Product Launch of the Year - Australia

P&G Vietnam
Digital Marketing Strategy of the Year - Vietnam

PT Upfield Indonesia
Consumer Good of the Year (Spread) - Indonesia

PT. Langgeng Kreasi Jayaprima (Diageo Indonesia)
Product Packaging of the Year - Indonesia

PT. Nutricia Indonesia Sejahtera
Campaign of the Year - Indonesia

Reckitt Benckiser Hong Kong Limited
Health & Wellness Initiative of the Year - Hong Kong

Tyson International APAC Limited
Product Launch of the Year - Thailand

Unilever
Product Launch of the Year - Indonesia

Yves Rocher Thailand
Customer Experience Initiative of the Year - Thailand

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