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Anishya Kumar Wins Businesswoman of The Year in the 7th British Indian Awards 2019

July 27, 2019
Anishya Kumar wins Business Woman of The Year - British Indian Awards 2019

We are delighted to announce that our founder of Zinda Foods, Anishya Kumar, has WON Businesswoman of the Year at The 7th British Indian Awards. She picked up her award at a glittering awards ceremony held in Birmingham on  26th July 2019! Anishya reached the finals through nominations from the public – and we would like to thank you so much for helping her win this award.

Some of the top professionals and businesses from the British Indian Community were awarded for their ingenuity and achievements last night. It is such an honour that Anishya is among those 32 winners.

Anishya Kumar British Indian Award 2019 - Businesswoman of the Year

Three hundred of the most remarkable British Indians were shortlisted as finalists for the 7th British Indian Awards 2019. They received hundreds of nominations throughout the country. Anishya Kumar, founder of Zinda Foods, became a finalist in the Businesswoman of The Year category on July 9 2019. The awards recognise a wide range of achievements and include people from the worlds of business, charity, sport, arts, culture, education and medicine.  

Anishya relocated to the UK 13 years ago from Bombay giving up her corporate consulting life to pursue her passion and dream of becoming a food entrepreneur. Starting with a meagre £200 pounds from her home kitchen 4 years ago, she moved Zinda Foods into our own BRC Accredited premises in 2017 & we now produce 12,000 wraps a week for over 90 Tesco stores and employ 12 staff. Our company has seen a growth of 9 times since the last quarter & we have very exciting plans to expand further.

The British Indian Awards 2019 are organised by Oceanic Consulting – the UK’s leading ethnic awards company. CEO Irfan Younis said: “Congratulations to all winners and finalists. The night produced some memorable moments, and gave thanks to those hard-working and brilliant people who cement Indian culture and presence in all sectors of this country. These awards provide winners and finalists with a great platform to further establish their achievements. ”

Being nominated by the public for Businesswoman of The Year and now winning the title is very humbling for me.  I did my post graduate in Birmingham on a part scholarship and  now coming back to the city to win this award means so much to me. It’s amazing to get such recognition and validation from the community”, said Anishya: “At Zinda Foods we’re more than just manufacturers and produce everything with the same care and attention as you would in your kitchen at home. The AirWrap is just the first step in our journey. We have several more lines in various stages of new product development. We want to take things a notch higher, break that glass ceiling and do something radically different, because we’re food-to-go innovators.”

Watch this space for more news on the Awards and pictures from the ceremony.