ACTION ON SUSTAINABILITY
18 March 2027 | The Slate, Warwick University
ABOUT THE AWARDS
The Cold Chain Sustainability Awards recognise the businesses and individuals leading the way towards a more sustainable cold chain.
From reducing environmental impact and improving resource efficiency to innovation, collaboration and leadership, the awards celebrate the action being taken across the industry to deliver meaningful environmental progress.
Open to the whole cold chain industry across the UK and Ireland. Free to enter.
Winners will be announced at the Cold Chain Climate & Energy Summit 2027, bringing the industry together to recognise and celebrate those driving sustainability forward across the cold chain.
KEY DATES
AWARD CATEGORIES
SUSTAINABLE
BUSINESS
AWARDS
Recognising businesses demonstrating outstanding commitment to reducing the environmental impact of their operations.
Awards include:
COLD STORAGE OPERATOR OF THE YEAR 2027
REFRIGERATED TRANSPORT OPERATOR OF THE YEAR 2027
SUSTAINABLE SUPPLIER OF THE YEAR 2027
TECHNOLOGICAL
BREAKTHROUGH
AWARDS
Recognising innovations, technologies and projects that are transforming the sustainability of the cold chain.
Awards include:
SUSTAINABLE COLD STORE OF THE YEAR 2027
SUSTAINABLE INNOVATION: COLD STORAGE
SUSTAINABLE INNOVATION: REFRIGERATED TRANSPORT
SUSTAINABILITY
CHAMPIONS
AWARDS
Celebrating the individuals and initiatives driving sustainability forward within their organisations and across the wider cold chain.
Awards include:
BUSINESS SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVE
COLD CHAIN CLIMATE CHAMPION
SUSTAINABLE PARTNERSHIP PROJECT
AWARDS YOU CAN TRUST
The Cold Chain Sustainability Awards are committed to delivering a fair, transparent and robust awards process, with independent judging at the heart of the programme.
The Awards Trust Mark is an independent accreditation programme run by the Independent Awards Standards Council and designed to enhance trust between awards organisers and entrants.
Awards Trust Mark accreditation recognises awards programmes that follow established standards of good practice in the way they are managed, judged and delivered.
