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The next accolade to be presented was Cookware Innovation Award, sponsored b Lakeland. This honour was awarded toMeyer Group for its Kitchen Hacks Range, while the highly commended spot went to The Cookware


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redsofhousewaresprofessionals gatheredatTheNationalConference Centre inBirminghamonthe evening


ofFebruary4 tobe among thefirst todiscover thenextwaveof companies,products and people tobe inductedintotheprestigious Housewares InnovationAwards ‘hallof fame’. Organised by DatateamBusinessMedia, which is the publisher of HousewaresMagazine and www.HousewaresLive.net, in partnership with Spring Fair, the Housewares Innovation Awards eremony is designed to recognise and reward the ry best fromacross the sector.


After a rigorous decision making process, which every single entry reviewed by a panel of emed industry figures, the winners were ded and ready to be revealed.


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Host HousewaresLive.net twitter.com/Housewaresnews judges so even being shortlisted is an


achievement in itself! I’d like to take this opportunity to extend a huge thank you to all our judges for dedicating their time and knowledge to help ensure that the very best take home an award tonight.” Hosted by acclaimed comedian IanMoore, the awards ceremony began with Britain’s Best Independent Cookshop, sponsored by Le Creuset,


Company’s GreenPan Featherweights Dutch Oven. Following this, the award for Britain’s Best In-StoreDemonstrations - sponsored by Joseph Joseph was presented to Harts of Stur, with the highly commended spot clinched by Blue Diamond Group.


Next on the agenda was the Food Preparation Innovation Award, sponsored by Spring Fair. PHA KitchEssentials’Architec Ecosmart PolyCoco and Marble Effect Boards were highly commended, but it was the Forest and Forge Kitchen Knife Range fromDexamthat took home the accolade.


The award for Britain’s BestWindowDisplay, sponsored byWhatMore UK, was up next. Potters Cookshop’s displays were highly commended beforeWoodbridge Kitchen Company was revealed as the winner in this category.


Britain’s BestHousewares RetailWebsite, sponsored by KitchenCraft, was next to be


presented - and saw Lakeland (www.lakeland.co.uk) scoop the highly commended accolade while the Top spot as seized by eCookshop


(www.ecookshop.co.uk), the website of Dawsons Department Stores in Clitheroe and Skipton. The next winner to be revealed was JWP’s Eco fromLock & Lock, which took home the


Kitchenware Innovation Award - sponsored by Harts of Stur while Eddingtons Bee’sWrap was highly commended.


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