Entry to the 2023 GIMA Awards now open

Don’t miss the June 2nd entry deadline

The 2023 GIMA Gala Awards dinner (19th October, Celtic Manor) may yet be seven months away but suppliers who want to be in the running to win one of the highly coveted awards need to start thinking about their 2023 entries.

 

The deadline for all GIMA Award product and marketing awards has been confirmed for June 2nd. Entry stipulation for these awards states that all entries must have been launched during the period June 2022 to May 2023.  It has also been confirmed that this year’s judging day will take place on July 11th and 12th. Once again, these days of deliberation will take place at Warwick Racecourse, with the judging panel set to be confirmed shortly.

 

Last year’s winners included Westland, Primeur, The Garden Village, Treadstone Products, Willsow, Wildlife World, Smart Garden Products and The Solar Centre. With 10 product awards, three marketing awards plus the coveted Gardenex-sponsored ‘Export Achievement’ award, the GCA-sponsored ‘Supplier of the Year’ award and the award-of-awards ‘Sword of Excellence’ up for grabs, there’s never been a better time to start your 2023 entry.

 

Don’t miss out!

This year, the GIMA Awards will be sponsored by a wealth of fantastic industry brands, including Glee which returns, once again, as headline sponsor, as well as the HTA, GCA, Gardenex, Garden Trade News, Gardenforum, Horticulture Week, Decco, CM Ventures, and Hornby Whitefoot PR. Sponsorship opportunities are also available – please contact GIMA to find out more.

To enter the 2023 GIMA Awards or to book your place at what is set to be a night to remember please visit www.gima.org.uk

 

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For further information on this press release please contact: GIMA Press Office: 01959 564947 or info@gima.org.uk

 

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About GIMA

The Garden Industry Manufacturer’s Association (GIMA) is a membership organisation of around 150 members representing the majority share of suppliers and manufacturers operating within the UK gardening industry.

Formed in 1999, its goal is to promote the commercial, trading and industrial interests of UK and EU-based companies supplying the UK garden industry.

Run by a small team of dedicated professionals, and governed by a council of members, GIMA is funded by membership subscriptions and services.

The range of services and support provided for members is extensive, offering something for all members, regardless of their size or heritage.

 

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