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Freddy Hirsch Nigeria launches Bouillon seasoning for West Africa
Freddy Hirsch Nigeria, a fast-growing African manufacturer of extracts for spices, ingredients, and flavours, has launched a new line of bouillon flavours in the West
The Freddy Hirsch Bouillon Flavours
Looking for the easiest, low-cost, convenient ingredients to add strong flavour to your meals? Bouillion may be your best bet for turning water into” broth”.
Noodle Flavours for Africa
Changing consumer lifestyles, increased urbanization and a growing working class are gradually introducing less traditional contenders to African staples. A few years ago, Nigeria’s most
Spice Up Your Life!
For thousands of years, many people have been enchanted by the food spice, ginger, for its rich flavour and sharp tang. It dates back to
Smokey Jollof Flavour
Do you often crave mouth-watering, tenderly marinated, and slow-grilled meat or chicken? Do you love the flavour of wood-smoked barbecue with smokey hot party Jollof
Freddy Hirsch Nigeria spices up West African foods with new smoky, grill flavour seasonings
NIGERIA – Freddy Hirsch Nigeria, a fast-growing African manufacturer of extracts for spices, ingredients, and flavours, has unveiled a range of new, authentic smoky and
Tomato – The Love Apple
Is it a fruit? Is it a vegetable? Is it the Tomato? Every month, 50,000 people query Google, asking if the tomato is a fruit or
Source Savory Seasoning and Flavors Locally
The COVID-19 pandemic placed unprecedented stresses on food supply chains, with bottlenecks in farm labour, processing, transport and logistics, Many of these disruptions were due
African Chilli Pepper
A quarter of the world’s population eats chillies every day, say scientists that have been studying wild chilli peppers. Chilli pepper is loved globally because
Merry Christmas!
For Africans, food is not only a source of nutrition and energy. It is a way of life. Food is a cultural marker of centuries
The Indisputable Queen of West African Food
If one African dish would make the global cuisine list first, it would probably be the African Jollof rice. The African Jollof has a reputation
The Magnificent African BBQ
The English word “barbecue” comes from the Spanish word ‘barbacoa’, believed to be derived from ‘barabicu’, found in the language of the Arawak people of
Freddy Hirsch Urges Manufacturers to Source Savory Flavors without FX Exposure
Following the unprecedented pressure placed on food supply chains, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, with bottlenecks in farm labor, processing, transport, and logistics, Freddy Hirsch
Who wins the battle of Jollof taste, Nigeria or Ghana?
It is often difficult to assess what African cuisine is, as it reflects a diversity of the many cultures that exist on the continent, with
Global flavour, Fragrance Market to Reach $36bn in 2022, African Food Flavour Market to Witness 5.12% Growth
The global flavor and fragrance market is expected to reach $36 billion in 2022 with Africa expected to play one of the biggest growth opportunities,
Symrise AG, Freddy Hirsch Nigeria to Improve Food Innovation, Nutrition in West Africa
Germany-based fragrances, care, flavorings, and nutrition manufacturer, Symrise AG has entered a strategic partnership with Freddy Hirsch Nigeria, a leading manufacturer of spices, ingredients, and
Amplifying the African Goat
Goats are dynamic animals, whose success is related to their excellent adaptability to difficult conditions, high foraging potential, versatile habits, high production considering their size,
Let’s amplify African culinary flavour globally
Speaking during an interaction with the media in Accra, the Managing Director of Freddy Hirsch Nigeria and West Africa, Mr Kojo Brifo, said that contrary
Enjoy Versatile Seafood Delicacies
Africa is a gift that keeps giving. The continent’s surrounding seas: the Atlantic Ocean, the Indian Ocean, the Red Sea, and the Mediterranean Sea provide
The King of Herbs
Africa is typically seen as the importing continent. Sub-Saharan Africa’s spiraling food import bill—which stood at $43 billion in 2019, has continued to attract mounting