Busha Browne
Busha Browne's is a Jamaican brand of authentic spices, jellies, and condiments, preserving Jamaican tradition since 1970.
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Busha Browne's is a Jamaican brand offering authentic spices, jellies, and condiments. The brand was founded in the late 1970s by Winston Stona with Round Hill's John Pringle and PanJam's Maurice Facey, based on family recipes over 200 years old. It is currently under the proprietorship of Associated Manufacturers Limited. The products are made from all-natural ingredients and are free of artificial additives.
History
Busha Browne was founded in the late 1970s by Winston Stona with Round Hill's John Pringle, and PanJam's Maurice Facey. The recipes are rich in history, dating back to the 1800s when Howe Peter Browne, Governor and Vice-Admiral of Jamaica from 1834-35, started a food diary. The brand is currently under the proprietorship of Associated Manufacturers Limited.
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