Promasidor Ghana has launched the newest addition to the Onga family through series of stakeholder engagement events. Onga Soya Bean Protein chunks, the latest extension of the culinary brand, is an alternative source of protein, specially made for dishes of all type in Ghana.

Loya Milk variants were present in Shoprite and Kero supermarkets in Luanda from November to December, with the objective of educating consumers about the functional benefits of the Loya PS, Loya ForVita and Loya Integral.

Recycling is one of the initiatives that help ensure that we have a sustainable environment. It’s in light of this that Promasidor Nigeria is driving awareness about recycling on its premises.

The annual competition, which is aimed at promoting and preserving Ghanaian traditional cuisine, had nine market women associations and three senior high schools from the Greater Accra region battle it out for culinary supremacy.

As part of our efforts to raise awareness about the importance and benefits of quality milk, Cowbell, in partnership with Bengod’s Kids Park, celebrated New Year’s Day with a fun-filled family day out, for eastern Freetownians.

With Christmas being a jolly time of the year, Chill Point Plaza, in collaboration with Cowbell, organised the first ever Cowbell Kids Carnival on 25th December 2022 at Chill Point Plaza, Gloucester.

Loya milk was elected Product of the Year 2022 for the second consecutive year in the category of “milk powder”, following the votes of Algerian consumers through an independent study carried out by a market research institute on a sample of 8250.

As part of activities to end the 2022 Girls Festival Summit, Girls Advocacy Development Network, Sierra Leone(GADNET) organised an Inter-Area Games Competition at the Sierra Leone Football Association football field at Kingtom on Friday 16 December in partnership with Cowbell.

On 17 December, homecoming citizens to familiarized and celebrated the rich cultural heritage of their motherland, Liberia with live band music, cultural dance troops, a talent show by the youth, and the display and sale of various products and cultural artifacts.