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Saturday, July 6, 2024

Page 2 shares more highlights from the Jamaica Observer Table Talk Food Awards, powered by Mastercard. The 25th anniversary staging took place on the lawns of Devon House on Thursday, June 27 with thousands out to ‘Taste it, Eat it, Drink it, Applaud it!’

Photographer: Garfield Robinson

2023 Jamaica Observer Food Awards Best New Product nominee Mels Sticky Jams CEO Melissa Wilson and her hubby Steven were out for fare!Garfield Robinson

Pausing for the Page 2 lens were CEO of NCB Jamaica Bruce Bowen and his wife Suzanne. Garfield Robinson

WellGood principal Kamila McDonald showed off her New Gastronomy Experience Award.Garfield Robinson

Sagicor Group Jamaica Limited Vice-President of Communications, Digital Media & CSR Nicole Campbell-Robinson chilled by the Derrimon booth. Garfield Robinson

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Mark Barnett and his wife, attorney-at-law Annette Francis-Barnett, could not miss the Jamaica Observer Table Talk Food Awards 25th anniversary. Garfield Robinson

Chairman of the Wisynco Group William Mahfood and his wife Frances (right) welcomed Portmore Mall Pharmacy director Andrea Beckford-Wray to the Sparkling CranWATA booth.Garfield Robinson

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