Which of the following organisations is NOT a winner of the $100,000 cash prize as ‘Best Small Business: Good Food for All’, announced by the United Nations for providing inspiring, diverse and impactful solutions in improving access to healthy and sustainable food?

The United Nations announced the winners of the "Best Small Business: Good Food for All" competition as part of the UN Food Systems Summit. This global competition recognized small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) from around the world that provide inspiring, diverse, and impactful solutions in improving access to healthy, sustainable, and equitable food.

A total of 50 winners were selected from various countries, each sharing a portion of the $100,000 cash prize. Among the winners from India were:
1. Edible Routes Private Limited: Recognized for promoting urban farming and helping people grow their own organic food.
2. Oorja Development Solutions India Private Limited: Recognized for providing solar-powered farming services to marginal farmers.
3. Taru Naturals: Recognized for building a fair-trade network of small-scale farmers and promoting organic agriculture.

Patanjali, a large consumer goods company in India, was not a participant or a winner in this small business competition designed for SMEs.

Therefore, the correct option representing the organization that is NOT a winner of this prize is Patanjali.