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Like other parts of Africa, mealtime in Nigeria is always special. It affords us the opportunity to
show the richness and dexterity of our culinary prowess. Jumbo, the iconic food brand of GB
Foods (the makers of Gino) has been part of the local culinary heritage in West Africa and
Central East African countries since 1973, from Mali to Madagascar, Algeria to Senegal and so
many more.
In his launch address, Managing Director GB Foods Africa, Nigeria Business unit, Vincent Egbe
said, ‘’The Jumbo brand has been nourishing Africa for 50 years. In the West and East African
Regions, the brand with the crown has become a household name. It was only a matter of time
before Jumbo would make its glorious entry into Nigeria, bringing with it the uniqueness,
richness, and quality the rest of Africa has been enjoying. Our delicious, thick & rich Jumbo
Tomato mix is finally here.’’
Jumbo Tomato Mix has come to raise the bar in the tomato paste category. With the freshest
and juiciest tomatoes sourced from the lushest plantations, it proudly brings a richness and
thickness unmatched in the land. Knowing that the importance of home-cooked meals is
intrinsic to our culture, Jumbo Tomato Mix has come to make every meal a celebration!
The launch event was well attended by the company’s key distributors, invited guests, and Sales
representatives. The high point of the day after the unveiling was the cooking competition by
distributors, of course, the delicious meals were made with Jumbo Tomato Mix.

About Jumbo:

Jumbo, a trusted food brand in Africa, has been serving families with its range of culinary
products for 50 years. From seasoning cubes to Tomato Mix, the brand has consistently
delivered exceptional taste and quality. With its entry into the Nigerian market, the delicious,
thick & rich Jumbo tomato mix aims to be the ultimate kitchen companion making every meal a
celebration for households across the nation.

No, not again China.

We ain't going on another lockdown.

This is not bad

Somebody predicted that fire will soon gush CBN sometimes last week, and now its happening. Nigeria is a joke walahi.

Whats now the meaning of the apologies she gave.
The real offenders are our leaders, Covid-19 was not supposed to enter Nigeria in the first place. As much as I blame Jenifa, I will prefer to direct that hatred to our Government.

The cons of the ban is more than the prons. I think the regulation should be adjusted.