Foska Oats has returned as sponsor of the Jamaica Tallawahs, champions of the inaugural Caribbean Premier League (CPL) in 2013.

Chairman of Caribbean Foods, the company that manufactures Foska Oats in Jamaica, John Ramson, said his company is “honoured” to be back on board.

“The Caribbean Premier League was a resounding success. In usual fashion, Jamaicans supported their team wholeheartedly (and) Foska Oats was honoured to play such an integral role in the process,” he said.

Foska Oats has a rich heritage of supporting the development of sport in Jamaica. The involvement ranges from grassroots sponsorship of community football events to local boxing bouts.

The synergy between Foska Oats and sport is natural due to its health benefits. The carbohydrate content available in Foska Oats fuels athletes’ high energy needs. Foska Oats is also a great source of essential vitamins and minerals and helps lower cholesterol.

Senior brand manager, Tamii Brown said: “We anticipate a second victory for Jamaica. The Foska Oats team is gearing up for another eventful season of fuelling our Jamaica Tallawahs,” said Brown.

In this regard, Foska Oats formalised their sponsorship agreement as principal sponsor with a brunch to be attended by CPL executive James Wynne, captain Chris Gayle and Foska Oats Brand Ambassador Andre Russell.

The brunch will be hosted at Chris Gayle’s Triple Century Sports Bar in New Kingston at 11:00 am on Monday.