As part of The 2025 Sustainability Awards, we are spotlighting the trailblazers in the Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) sector, brands that are not merely adjusting their supply chains but fundamentally reimagining the way we consume.
This year’s winners have demonstrated that sustainability is no longer a peripheral corporate goal; it is a core driver of lifestyle innovation. From waste-eliminating appliances to luxury cleaning solutions that protect our oceans, these leaders are proving that the most powerful environmental shifts often begin on the kitchen counter or in the laundry room.
We are proud to present the 2025 Sustainability Awards winners in the Consumer Goods Category.
Nama is a kitchen appliance maker best known for its plant-based milk and juice makers. The company was awarded Gold in The Sustainability Awards 2025 for its potential to positively impact people’s everyday health and reduce household waste.
With the recent launch of the M1 Plant-Based Milk Maker, Nama enables customers to blend fresh nut and seed milks, reducing reliance on both high-impact dairy products and traditionally packaged shop-bought alternatives. This also supports a more intentional approach to daily nutrition, and empowers consumers to choose precisely what ingredients go into their food and drink. Through its various products and highly engaged affiliate network, Nama encourages healthy, sustainable, plant-rich lifestyle changes at home through convenience.
Joe Cross, best known for the documentary Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead, serves as a leading ambassador for Nama Juicers. He frequently collaborates with founder Dan Sheehan to spotlight the Nama J2, positioning it as a go-to solution for serious juicing enthusiasts. The brand leans heavily into influencer-led growth, partnering with respected voices in the wellness space to amplify credibility and reach.
Kristina Carrillo-Bucaram, widely recognized as FullyRaw Kristina, is another of Nama’s leading voices. As a prominent raw vegan advocate, she regularly partners with Nama and often recommends the Nama J2 cold-press juicer for its ability to process whole produce efficiently and with minimal prep.
Nama is the result of a profound personal shift, a brand born from Dan Sheehan’s realization that true wellness isn’t found in a box or a pill, but in the ritual of returning to real food. By transforming his own health crisis into a mission to “humanize” the juicing movement, Sheehan has created an ecosystem that values small, daily steps toward vitality over the pressure of perfection