Gracefoods, Home of Caribbean Cuisine

Honey - food of Greek gods and goddesses, known to them as ambrosia. It was used as currency by medieval German peasants and appears in Sumerian and Babylonian cuneiform writings as early as 2100 B.C. In many cultures, including our own, honey has also been used as a medicine. This syrupy liquid is said to be the main ingredient in some of life’s answers to healthy living.

As an island nation, it is only natural that fish should be a significant part of the Jamaican diet. The accessibility of the sea makes it easy to get fresh affordable fish, without the worry of mercury poisoning from pollution. It is not until a Jamaican travels that he/she realizes how much of a luxury this is.

Grace Foods UK's headquarters has been renamed Grace House (originally WT House), in keeping with efforts to retain the Grace brand wherever the company does business.

The building was finished in 2000 and fitted out and occupied in May 2001. It was a joint development between Land Securities and WT Foods and took 9 months to build.

Its architecture is standard industrial warehousing, and it is located on a site that was formerly a manufacturing operation for Xerox.

When we psychologically want to return to earlier, familiar, happier times, especially those spent with family and close friends, we seek out foods that bring us comfort by reminding us about such times. These foods are connected with feeling good, and we turn to them when we are needy.

Grace Foods and Western Union are partnering to bring a popular Jamaican play, "River Bottom" to the U.S. East Coast. From May 16-25, it will play in venues in the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens, in Connecticut, New Jersey and Washington D.C. Enormously popular tour in Jamaica, River Boittom” is headlined by Oliver Samuels.