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Oya Foods is a food and beverage initiative by St Stithians College that promotes African cuisine prepared by African women
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Oya Foods is a food and beverage initiative by St Stithians College that promotes African cuisine prepared by African women. It offers a range of dried, canned, and bottled products including leafy greens, sauces, powders, snacks, and beverages sourced from women farmers. The initiative focuses on preserving nutrition, reducing waste, and celebrating African culinary traditions. Contact details and website information are provided for engagement.
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Oya Foods collection of African flavours and favourites
Oya Foods offers a range of dried, canned, and bottled African food products including leafy greens, sauces, powders, snacks, and beverages. These are sourced and prepared by African women, promoting African culinary traditions, nutrition, and sustainability.
- Who it is for
- consumers of African cuisine, supporters of women-led agricultural initiatives, and those interested in sustainable food
- How to act on it
- Visit the Oya Foods website or contact them via phone or email to explore and purchase products
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At Oya Foods, we believe in celebrating African food, prepared the African way by African women. We specialise in dried, canned and bottled food, sourced exclusively from our network of women farmers and suppliers.
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Gauteng
Key Takeaways
- Oya Foods
- African women
- dried, canned, bottled food
- leafy greens
- sauces
- powders
- snacks
- beverages
- St Stithians College
- 40 Peter Place, Lyme Park, Sandton, 2191
- 068 456 9767
- Website
- Oya Foods
- St Stithians College
- Thandulwazi Endowment Fund
- Celeste Gilardi
- Ken Hovelmeier
- Mark Henning
- Flow Communications