A BRADFORD food brand has won nine Great Taste Awards.
Family-run Indian restaurant Mumtaz, which started out on Great Horton Road in 1979, received the honours for its cooking sauces, marinades and rubs, chutneys, and ready meals in this year's competition.
The Great Taste Awards, organised by the Guild of Fine Food, are the largest and most respected food and drink accreditation scheme in the world.
A blind-tasting process, involving chefs, buyers, food writers, and industry experts, determines the winners.
Mumtaz, with roots in Leeds and Bradford, received the honours for its cooking sauces, marinades and rubs, chutneys, and ready meals in this year's competition (Image: Supplied)
Rab Nawaz, director at Mumtaz, said: "Winning nine Great Taste Awards is a fantastic achievement and one that everyone at Mumtaz is incredibly proud of.
"To be recognised across such a broad range of products is a testament to the passion, dedication and hard work of our team.
"Our mission has always been simple – to create authentic, restaurant-quality food that people can enjoy at home without compromising on taste.
"These awards inspire us to continue innovating while staying true to our Yorkshire roots and our heritage."
Mumtaz has grown into one of the UK’s best-known South Asian food brands.
Its product range includes cooking sauces, marinades and rubs, chutneys, and ready meals, all focused on delivering authentic flavour and high quality.