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Winners in Thirteenth Annual Competition to Be Celebrated at 17 April Award Ceremony in Macau FAIRFAX, Va. , Feb. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Winners have been announced in the thirteenth annual Asia-Pacific Stevie Awards, the only awards program to recognize innovation in the workplace throughout the entire Asia-Pacific region. The list of Gold, Silver, and Bronze Stevie Award winners is available at https://Asia.StevieAwards.com . More than 1,000 nominations about innovative achievements from the 29 markets of the APAC region were considered by the judges this year in categories such as Innovative Achievement in Product Innovation, Award for Innovative Management, and Award for Excellence in Innovation in AI Strategy & Implementation, among many others. The Stevie Awards are widely considered the world's premier business awards, conferring recognition for achievement over the past 24 years through programs such as The International Business Awards® and The American Business Awards®. The name Stevie is derived from the Greek word for "crowned." More than 1,000 nominations about innovative achievements from the 29 markets of the APAC region were considered by the judges this year in categories such as Innovative Achievement in Product Innovation , Award for Innovative Management, and Award for Excellence in Innovation in AI Strategy & Implementation, among many others.

At an Indian gourmet food store, Avanti Mehta is organising a blind tasting of drinks sourced from France, Italy and India. No, this isn’t wine, it’s water. Participants use tiny shot glasses to check the minerality, carbonation and salinity in samples of Evian from the French Alps, Perrier from southern France, San Pellegrino from Italy and India’s Aava from the foothills of the Aravalli mountains. “They will all taste different … you should be choosing a water that can give you some sort of nutritional value,” said Mehta, who is 32 and calls herself India’s youngest water sommelier, a term usually associated with premium wine. Her family owns the Aava mineral water brand. Premium water is a $400 million business in the world’s most populous nation and is growing bigger as its wealthy see it as a new status symbol that fits in with a spreading wellness craze. Avanti Mehta, 32, India’s youngest water sommelier, talks about different brands of packaged water at “Sip and Sense”, a water tasting event in Hyderabad, India, January 9. — Reuters Premium Indian mineral water costs around $1 for a one-litre bottle, while imported brands are upwards of $3, or 15 times the price of the country’s lowest-priced basic bottled water.

New Delhi, Delhi, India (NewsVoir) Tata Coffee Grand Cold Coffee, the Ready to Drink cold coffee brand from Tata Consumer Products, is set to elevate the festival experience at Horn OK Please festival as the Associate Partner for the highly anticipated Delhi edition, scheduled on 29-30 November 2025 at JLN Stadium. The brand will unveil […]

The new campaign, featuring Gen Z actors Abhay Verma and Pratibha Ranta, celebrates young Indians who challenge norms, never shy away from voicing their opinions and prefer a coffee that stands out just as much as they do.