Four Jersey food and wine producers win award
The Jersey Fudge Pot, Jersey Seafood, La Mare Wine Estate and The Smokey Shed have all earned stars from the food and drink accreditation scheme.
Products are blind-tasted by a panel of more than 500 industry experts, with the judges scoring on flavour, texture, appearance, and quality of ingredients.
John Garton, chief executive of Genuine Jersey, said: "These awards are a fantastic endorsement of the passion, skill, and quality that our members bring to everything they produce."
He added: "To have four of our local businesses recognised on such a highly respected national stage is something Jersey can be extremely proud of."
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