GB Foods Ghana Celebrates Culinary Heritage Through Heritage Caravan Sponsorship
GB Foods Ghana sponsored the 2025 Heritage Caravan, an event organized by Channel One TV and Citi FM. The caravan traveled across 14 regions in one week, celebrating Ghanaian culinary heritage. Highlights included breakfasts, food festivals, and traditional dishes, showcasing GB Foods’ products while enhancing community engagement and cultural appreciation.
GB Foods Ghana proudly sponsored the 2025 edition of the Heritage Caravan, organized by Channel One TV and Citi FM, marking its second sponsorship of this esteemed cultural tour. This event featured three buses traveling through 14 of Ghana’s regions in just one week, offering participants an engaging exploration of the nation’s history, traditions, and culinary heritage.
The journey began with a breakfast gathering at Channel One TV, where GB Foods delighted attendees with a serving of jollof rice prepared using the nutritious Gino Jollof Mix, recently added to their product lineup. To ensure a memorable experience for the participants, known as “caravanites,” GB Foods provided special souvenir packs which included tote bags, hand fans, and waist bags.
On March 2nd, the caravan visited the Volta Region for the Volta Food Festival, allowing participants to enjoy traditional Voltarian dishes such as “Akple” and “Abobitadi,” alongside various stews and soups featuring Gino Peppe and Onion Mix. The following day, the caravan stopped in the Upper East Region at the Gbewa Palace, where GB Foods showcased Pomo Tomato Mix through tastings of Tuo Zaafi, Ayoyo Soup, and Dawadawa Jollof.
On March 6th, the caravan continued to the Ashanti Region for the Independence Day edition of the “Pomo Mukaase wura,” celebrating local cuisine and culture. Attendees relished delicious local dishes, enjoyed refreshing drinks, and participated in traditional games. The event highlighted rich culinary traditions while reinforcing community engagement.
The pinnacle of the caravan’s activities took place on March 8th at Maaha Beach Resort, where a delightful barbecue featuring the jollof rice made with Gino Jollof Mix was served. Participants engaged in a variety of fun activities and games while relishing Gino products. Throughout the caravan, GB Foods has demonstrated its commitment to honoring Ghanaian culinary heritage, aiming to foster community bonding through quality food experiences, thereby solidifying its presence in the Ghanaian market.
In conclusion, GB Foods Ghana’s sponsorship of the Heritage Caravan illustrates its commitment to promoting Ghanaian culinary heritage while engaging communities with nutritious food products. Throughout the event, attendees experienced rich traditions and regional delicacies, reinforcing the importance of cultural heritage in the Ghanaian identity. This initiative not only enhances GB Foods’ brand image but also strengthens familial and communal bonds through shared culinary experiences.
Original Source: citinewsroom.com
