Buoyed by strong domestic and export sales performance, coffee processor Salada Foods Jamaica Limited says its reaping returns from its innovations, its latest being the Golden Turmeric Latte. Aided by the new latte product, which the company said scored big in the Trinidad & Tobago market, exports accounted for $322

The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Mining will be embarking on a crop restoration and expansion programme for coffee and cocoa farmers. Portfolio Minister, Hon. Floyd Green, provided an update on the programme during the International Coffee and National Cocoa Day celebrations at Emancipation Park in St. Andrew, on October

Strong sales for its new Golden Turmeric Latte product has resulted in a 46 per cent jump in revenues for coffee processing company Salada Foods Jamaica Limited during the third quarter of its current financial year, the period from April 1 to June 30, 2024.   “We are pleased to

Salada Foods in collaboration with ESIROM Foundation created a garden with complete seating for a Labour Day project at the Jebb Memorial Basic School in Kingston. The project saw the installation of a wooden perimeter fence, raised garden beds and the use of recycled pallets to create seating benches. The

Salada Foods, the parent company of Jamaica Mountain Peak brand of coffees and teas, incorporated garden learning into its approach to literature education for Read Across Jamaica Day activities on Tuesday (May 7). The company engaged children in three-dimensional learning at orchestrated an immersive literacy event at Jebb Memorial Basic

Jamaican manufacturing company Salada Foods has been honoured with a Gold ADDY Award for its ‘Day in the Life’ web series. The American Advertising (ADDY) Awards, the industry’s premier competition, recognised the exceptional creativity and ingenuity displayed in Salada Foods’ visual campaign. Kerrine Tulloch, marketing coordinator at Salada Foods says,