Jamaica Food & Drink Festival aims for three-peat at World Culinary Awards
In this file photo, Chef Brian Lumley is seen at the Visa booth where he sautéed Honey Jerk Jumbo Shrimp at the Jamaica Food and Drink Festival. (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
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August 14, 2025

Jamaica Food & Drink Festival aims for three-peat at World Culinary Awards

The Jamaica Food and Drink Festival has been nominated for Caribbean’s Best Food Festival at the 2025 World Culinary Awards, with voting set to close this Friday, August 15.

A winner of the prestigious title twice before, the festival is appealing to Jamaicans for their support as it aims for a historic third consecutive win.

“This is about showcasing Jamaica’s culinary excellence, creativity and agricultural heritage to the world. Every vote is a show of pride in our culture and our people,” the festival organisers said.

Celebrating its 11th anniversary this year, Jamaica Food and Drink Festival has become a staple in the island’s culinary landscape, bringing together the best of the country’s food and drink in a vibrant, community-focused atmosphere.

Jamaicans can vote for the event in the Caribbean’s Best Food Festival category at the 2025 World Culinary Awards. The link to vote is here: https://worldculinaryawards.com/award/caribbean-best-culinary-festival/2025

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