ebebek received a Gold Stevie Award at the Stevie Women in Business Awards with its Breastfeeding Support Project, which has reached more than 100,000 mothers.

ebebek, a leading brand in the mother and baby sector in Türkiye, was awarded the Gold Stevie Award in the category “Achievement in Healthcare – Disease Education & Awareness Marketing” at the Stevie Women in Business Awards held in the United States for its Breastfeeding Support Project.

Launched in July 2021, the Breastfeeding Support Project was initiated to provide awareness and guidance on breastfeeding, one of the most sensitive periods for mothers following childbirth. With the expansion of the project’s scope, free consultancy support has been offered on pregnancy nutrition, breastfeeding, and the transition to complementary feeding. Guided by expert professionals, the project has reached more than 100,000 mothers to date, establishing a strong support network throughout the motherhood journey.

The Gold Stevie Award received at the Stevie Women in Business Awards demonstrates that ebebek’s mission to stand by mothers not only through its products but also through expert knowledge and consultancy support has been internationally recognized. The award is regarded as a reflection of the brand’s commitment to social responsibility projects that contribute to public health.

Commenting on the achievement, ebebek Group CEO Halil Erdoğmuş stated: “The Breastfeeding Support Project was launched to ensure that mothers can access the information and support they need during this special period. Being honored with a Gold Stevie Award on an international platform is a great source of pride for us. As always, we will continue to stand by parents and guide them throughout their journey.”

The Breastfeeding Support Project stands out as one of the strongest examples of ebebek’s social responsibility initiatives contributing to public health. Launched with the motto ‘One Drop, A Thousand Benefits,’ the project aims to raise awareness about the importance of breastfeeding and to educate parents. With this award, the project has earned its second international award and reached a total of eight awards overall.