The Fife-based independent paper manufacturer was commended for "greening" its business and actively protecting the local environment. The firm's director of environmental affairs, Gordon Wallace, said the award was recognition of its efforts into environmental improvements.
The VIBES awards are open to all organisations in Scotland and aim to recognise companies that have become more environmentally focused along with greater business efficiency.
Curtis and seven other regional finalists will go forward to the national finals in Glasgow this month.
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