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GBfoods Ghana, a leading player in Ghana’s culinary and food manufacturing industry, has been recognised with three prestigious awards at the 4th edition of the FMCG Summit, held at the Accra Marriott Hotel on 7th June 2025. GBfoods Ghana took home the following honours:
- Emerging Brand of the Year – Gino Jollof Tomato Seasoning Mix
- Food Power Brand of the Year – Gino Tomato Mix
- Excellence in Culinary Innovation and Consumer Trust
These awards reflect GBfoods Ghana’s unwavering commitment to product innovation, quality, and its role in shaping the culinary preferences of Ghanaians. The FMCG Summit brought together industry leaders, stakeholders, and experts under the theme: “Innovate, Adopt and Thrive: Transforming FMCG with Local Value for Sustainable Growth and Development.”

As part of the summit’s activities, GBfoods Ghana, joined other prominent industry players in launching the FMCG Incubator Programme, an initiative designed to nurture and support the next generation of FMCG innovators and entrepreneurs in Ghana.

The programme is expected to drive local value creation and foster sustainable growth in the sector by mentoring emerging talents and facilitating the development of future FMCG icons.

GBfoods Ghana’s recognition as a company with excellence in culinary innovation and consumer trust and the individual success of its flagship brands, Gino Jollof Tomato Seasoning Mix and Gino Tomato Mix, emphasizes the company’s influence and leadership in the food and beverage industry.
GBfoods Ghana is home to beloved brands such as Gino, Pomo, Briskfarm and Jago Mayonnaise and dedicates these awards to all its cherished consumers.
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