KINGSTON, Jamaica — More than 600 care packages were recently prepared by over 40 Salada Foods staff members at the company’s headquarters in Kingston, for farming communities in St Elizabeth impacted by Hurricane Melissa. The initiative brought the curtain down on the company’s 2025 production year at its Bell Road

Over 40 staff at Salada Foods volunteered to pack more than 600 care packages for farming communities hit by Hurricane Melissa, closing out the company’s 2025 production year at its Bell Road plant in Kingston. General Manager Tamii Brown led the effort, joined by teachers and students from Salada’s adopted

Company aims to add more innovative, richly infused products Already a major player in the coffee market, local manufacturer Salada Foods Jamaica Limited is moving to expand its footprint in ginger as it looks to take advantage of growing demand with more value-added products. As a lead manufacturer in at

Salada Foods Jamaica has been recognised for its unwavering commitment to consumer-driven and market-driven manufacturing, securing the Bureau of Standards Jamaica’s (BSJ) National Quality Award for Customer Focus in the Manufacturing Category. This inaugural sectional award, sponsored by the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ), was recently presented during the

Salada Foods Jamaica secured the inaugural Bureau of Standards Jamaica’s (BSJ) National Quality Award for customer focus in the manufacturing category. This inaugural sectional award, sponsored by the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ), reinforces Salada’s dedication to excellence in meeting customer needs through innovation and quality-driven practices. The award

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