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Outstanding companies hailed in The Asian Export Awards, Made in Singapore and Designed in Singapore Awards

Winners have demonstrated significant efforts towards the improvement of the manufacturing sector for the past year.

As Asia Pacific’s manufacturing sector’s recovery continues to be in an upward trajectory, recent challenges have left long-lasting effects that cannot be set aside. The impacts of the pandemic, trade wars, and inflation, amongst others, have changed the way companies do business.

Moreover, companies need to re-evaluate their methods and strategies to adapt to the uncertainty of the market in spite of the opportunities presented to them. They have to place greater importance and consideration to the calls of their workforce and embrace the rapidly changing technologies for process efficiency. This ensures a smoother recovery and a more sustainable supply chain. 

Companies who have made significant strides towards recovery and have pioneered solutions and services aimed towards this goal have been recognised for their invaluable efforts and remarkable capabilities. Manufacturing Asia and Singapore Business Review have honoured these companies through The Asian Export Awards, and the Made in Singapore and Designed in Singapore Awards.

The Asian Export Awards lauds exceptional products and services that have enhanced a company's business in the regional export scene. Winners were chosen by an esteemed panel of industry professionals, including Jeremy Huang, Deloitte Southeast Asia Director, Financial Advisory, Corporate Finance Advisory; Atul Chandna, EY Asia-Pacific Supply Chain Leader; ASEAN Consumer Consulting Leader, and; Bipin Balakrishnan, KPMG Tax & Trade Partner.

Meanwhile, the Made in Singapore and Designed in Singapore Awards recognises exceptional products that are proudly manufactured and designed in Singapore. This year’s entries were reviewed by an elite panel of judges consisting of Richard Loi, Deloitte Private Leader for Southeast Asia;  Wu Hong Chiu, KPMG Partner, Head of Enterprise, Tax and Head of IGH & Manufacturing, Tax, and; Joshua Ong, Baker Tilly Managing Partner & Practice Leader, Capital Markets & IPO FCA (Singapore).

The winners for both the awards programme were acknowledged in the awards dinner on 21 November 2022 at the Shangri-La Hotel Singapore.

Congratulations to all the winners!

The Asian Export Awards

LARGE CORPORATE DIVISION

BETAGRO PUBLIC COMPANY LIMITED

  • Product Exporter of the Year - Poultry

Noumi Singapore Pte. Ltd.

  • Product Exporter of the Year - Food Service

LOCAL CHAMPION DIVISION

Applied DB Public Company Limited

  • Product Exporter of the Year - Chemicals
  • Product Exporter of the Year - Construction Materials

Ben Tre Import Export Joint Stock Corporation

  • Product Exporter of the Year - Non-Alcoholic Beverages

Floship

  • Service Exporter of the Year - Logistics & Supply Chain

Hernan Corporation Sdn Bhd

  • Product Exporter of the Year - Confectionery

Kraft Heinz Company (SSEA-HK)

  • Product Exporter of the Year - Condiments

PT FKS Food Sejahtera

  • Product Exporter of the Year - Processed Food
  • Product Exporter of the Year - Snacks

Made in Singapore Awards

Akribis Systems Pte Ltd

  • Robotics

Infineum Singapore LLP

  • Chemicals

LHT Holdings Ltd

  • Packaging

WHOLESOME SAVOUR PTE. LTD.

  • Food

Designed in Singapore Awards

AEM Holdings Ltd

  • Electronics

NTUC FairPrice Co-operative Limited

  • Food

Olam Food Ingredients (ofi)

  • Agriculture

Vitasoy International Singapore Pte Ltd

  • Beverage

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