COVID Impacts
As COVID requires physical distancing, wearing a mask, staying home with curfews, lockdowns, and vaccination drives it has had some positive impacts. What you may ask are some of these positive COVID impacts? It may
As COVID requires physical distancing, wearing a mask, staying home with curfews, lockdowns, and vaccination drives it has had some positive impacts. What you may ask are some of these positive COVID impacts? It may
Jamaican Products presents the 2021, now 2022, Sydney Caribbean Festival. Come share our Caribbean culture, experience our unique food and be entertained by our distinctive music and dance on Saturday 9 April 2022. This family
International Women’s Day (IWD) is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. Marked annually on March 8th, IWD is one of the most important days of the year to:
Ever wondered about the history of saltfish in the Caribbean and why Jamaican Products only offers dried salted cod fish from Norway? Origins Fishermen on both sides of the Atlantic have been eating cod since
I was born in Jamaica and spent my early childhood in Kingston, before my family migrated to Toronto Canada. There the bitter cold shattered any illusions I had about enjoying the romance of a ‘white
Pink Ting – what comes to mind when you say these words? If you are Jamaican, then immediately you are back home with the dialect. The Jamaican word “Ting” translates into English as “Thing”. If
Every year in August the folks at Jamaican Products organise a celebration of the independence of Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago. This timing relates to the actual days in August when the respective countries became
Jamaican Products concludes its in-depth exploration of Jamaica’s Road to Independence in a comprehensive 4-part series. In this final blog, Part 4, we examine migration patterns, influenced by factors like the Panama Canal, the presence
Emancipation Day is a national public holiday in Jamaica, celebrated on August 1. Emancipation is the process of giving people social or political freedom and rights. For the British Colonies in the 1800’s emancipation
My Jamaican Mom is proud; Proud of her birthplace and her heritage; Proud of what she and her husband have accomplished; Proud of her children, grandchildren, great grandchildren. My Jamaican Mom is strong; Filled with
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