
“THAIFEX brings together the people who are actually shaping where this industry goes next, so it felt like the right place to have an open conversation about food waste, not just as a problem, but as an opportunity. Being part of this meant recognising businesses that are already doing the work, and proving that turning surplus into real value, for your business and your community, isn’t a compromise. Sustainability and commercial success are not mutually exclusive. They’re the same thing,” said Louis-Alban Batard-Dupre, Co‑Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Yindii.
“We are deeply grateful to be named Hotel of the Year at the Yindii Eco‑Brand Awards 2026. This recognition reinforces our commitment to sustainable hospitality and inspires us to continue supporting the food‑rescue movement alongside Yindii”, said Phuangphen Promma, Assistant Director of Food & Beverage of Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok.
Two Special Sustainability Awards were also presented at the event. Alan Plate, by Sonite Surfaces, was recognised for its innovation in upcycling eggshell waste into sustainable tableware. M Wrap Thailand received the second special award for its long-standing dedication to food preservation and waste reduction across the industry.
The on-stage awards presentation reflected the growing momentum behind Yindii’s mission in Thailand. Through the collective dedication of its partners and Food Heroes, the Yindii community in Thailand has saved over 100,000 meals, recovered 11 million THB in food value, and avoided 250,000 kg of CO₂ emissions — figures that underscore the real business and environmental case for tackling surplus food head-on.
The Yindii Eco-Brand Awards presentation offered a moment to celebrate businesses that are helping move the industry forward, while reinforcing Yindii’s wider mission to make surplus food more accessible, affordable and useful across Asia.
About Yindii
Yindii is Asia’s #1 sustainable food app, connecting people with surplus meals from restaurants, bakeries, grocers, and hotels at a fraction of the price. Operating in Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand and South Korea, Yindii empowers communities to rescue food, save money, and fight climate change – one meal at a time.
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