The National Baking Company Foundation is proud to support the next generation of medical professionals, as two students begin their studies at UWI Mona on full scholarships, continuing the company’s legacy of investing in education, an opportunity delayed but not denied.

We are proud to support the UTECH Summer Camp Launch, fostering creativity, innovation, and youth development through STEM education. As a company rooted in building communities, we are excited to play a role in inspiring the next generation of thinkers and makers.

Discover the all-new look of National Krunchaz Wheat Crackers—firm, flavourful, and ready for every Jamaican bite. Whether paired with spicy sardines, savoury jerk spreads, or sweet guava jam, Krunchaz add the perfect crunch to any snack or meal. Explore delicious pairings that bring out the best in every Krunch.

In the wake of Hurricane Beryl’s devastation in 2024, Lornaline Carby of Holland Mountain, St. Elizabeth opened her home and heart to two displaced families—her daughter Shawana Carby and her niece Jodian Johnson, along with their ten children. With unwavering love and resilience, Lornaline welcomed them in and sparked a new beginning. Thanks to her initiative, two new homes were built on her land by Food For The Poor Jamaica, officially handed over on June 4.

In celebration of International Women’s Month 2025, National Baking Company Limited proudly sponsored the We Inspire Girls tour stop at Edith Dalton James High School. Brand Manager Marielle Wade delivered an inspiring message under the theme “She is a STAR – Skilful, Talented, Ambitious, and Resilient,” encouraging young girls to embrace their individuality and unlock their inner strength. The initiative reflects the company’s continued commitment to empowering the next generation of female leaders.

In the spirit of Easter, National Baking Company, through its HTB brand, hosted a heartfelt treat at the Marie Atkins Night Shelter on March 25, 2025. Over 100 residents were served warm meals, baked goods, care packages—and of course, the beloved Jamaican bun and cheese. Spearheaded by Marketing Manager Kimberly Campbell, the initiative reflects National’s continued commitment to uplifting vulnerable communities with compassion, connection, and joy.