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007 Awards Results
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Yaoh 007 Vegan Environmental Awards
Vegan Companies
Winners of Ethical & Environmental 007 Awards
As thousands of ethically minded people partied, shopped, danced, ate and drank at the world's largest vegan festival, Tim Barford, from Yaoh Hemp Products, main sponsors, counted up the final on line votes for the Yaoh 007 Awards.
The 5th Bristol Vegan Fayre was the largest vegan festival the world has ever seen. Nearly ten thousand visitors travelling from all over the world to join in the festivities, taste the latest vegan food, listen to the speakers, dance to the bands, be enthralled at the vegan cooking demo's, watch the vegan eco-chic fashion show, eat the dairy free ice cream, try the cruelty-free cosmetics and meet thousands of other like minded people in search of a more ethical lifestyle.
Tim said “These environmental oscars weren't just about the winning, in many of the categories there were only two or three votes between second and fourth place. It showed how important and appreciated all the vegan companies are to ethical consumers. The 007 Awards are about encouraging all the companies involved to work together to help make the world a better place as well as shinning a spotlight on their innovation and existing effort.”
There was also an award presented to Dietician Sandra Hood author of the Vegan Society book 'feeding your vegan infant with confidence'. Sandra is the first winner of The Arthur Ling Achievement awards dedicated to recognising innovation and excellence in helping to benefit people animals and the environment. The Award is sponsored by Plamil Foods pioneers of plant-milk and dairy free chocolate in the UK.
The Yaoh 007 Environmental Vegan Awards Winners
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 001 The 007 Vegan award for the Best Vegan Product
1st Booja Booja truffles
2nd Veggies Veggieburger
3rd Hi Crunch raw Choccy Bar by Raw Living narrowly beating B'Nice Vegan Ice Cream.
Runners up included Lavera Sunspray, Skincare Café anti Ageing cream, APA Vegan trifle
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 002 The 007 Vegan award for the Best Vegan Company
1st Redwood Wholefoods,
2nd Yaoh,
3rd Beanies Health Foods.
Runners up included Vegetarian shoes, Plamil Foods, Honesty Cosmetics,Red Star.
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 003 The 007 Vegan award for the Best Vegan Individual Achievement
1st Benjamin Zephaniah
2nd Angie Greenaway (from Viva)
3rd Stella McCartney
runnners up included Robbie Hazeley, Harjinder Singh, James Southwood, Paul 'Gert Vegan'
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 004 The 007 Vegan award for the Best Independent Health Store
1st Infinity-Brighton,
2nd Harvest- Bristol (Essential),
3rd Wild Oats-Bristol,
runners up were Unicorn-Manchester, Pulse-Swindon, Ceres- Yeovil, Out of this World-Leeds
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 005 The 007 Vegan award for the Best Vegan Organisation
1st Viva!,
2nd The Vegan Society,
3rd PeTA follwed very closely by Animal Aid.
runners up were Hunt Sabs, SPEAK, Vegfam.
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 006 The 007 Vegan award for the Best On Line Shop
1st Veganstore.co.uk,
2nd DetoxYourWorld.co.uk,
3rd Bourgeois Boheme who narrowly pipped CrueltyFreeShop.com (Dr Hadwen Trust) to the post
runners up were The Green Shop, Freerangers, Ethical Wares.
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 007 The 007 Vegan award for the Best Vegan Media/publication
1st VeganVillage,
2nd Lifescape Magazine,
3rd Veganforum.com followed by Veggievision TV, LVW Makessense, VeganViews, SamMcCreesh
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Nominations are now invited for 2008 on www.bristolveganfayre.co.uk or www.vegan-awards.org.uk
The Yaoh team congratulate everyone who participated in the 007 awards, especially the thousands of people who took the time to vote – it wouldn't have been possible without them. |
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