National Recognition & Accolades

Honouring Indigenous Excellence

Goodearth Hot Peppe recognised as the Outstanding Indigenous Naija Spice of the Year at the 13th Marketing Edge Awards.

🏆13th Marketing Edge Awards · 2025 Winner

Outstanding Indigenous Naija Spice of the Year

Winner: Goodearth Hot Peppe•TG Agri Farm / Goodearth Foods•Theme: “Excellence Beyond Borders”•Lagos, Nigeria

2025WINNER

Trophy Presentation on Stage · Lagos

Presented By: Hon. Adeniyi Adebayo (Chief of Staff to Ekiti State Governor)

Swatanter Saraswat · Chief Executive Officer

Nze Frederick Chidi · Marketing Head

Abhishek Manitripathi · Branch Head

Victoria Omaku · Sales Coordinator

★Jury Citation & Industry Recognition

Setting the Benchmark for Indigenous Spice Excellence

“It validates years of meticulous planning, substantial investment, and an uncompromising dedication to producing world-class spices from Nigerian soil. The brand demonstrated an exceptional ability to stand out in a highly competitive category, proving that indigenous brands can achieve international standards while maintaining authentic local character.”

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Winning Product

Goodearth Hot Peppe

100% Naija Grown & Milled

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Evaluation Pillars

Why Goodearth Hot Peppe Won

100% Indigenous Sourcing: Directly procured from Nigerian pepper farmers, supporting local agricultural outgrower livelihoods.

Automated Processing Infrastructure: US$12M facility in Ikorodu with steam sterilization retaining natural volatile oils and vivid colour.

Food-Safety Accreditations: Full compliance with NAFDAC, SON, US FDA, Halal, and FSSC 22000 manufacturing norms.

Rapid Consumer & Market Adoption: Over 250 distributors and 170+ open markets nationwide embracing Goodearth within 18 months.

National Press Coverage

As Reported in Nigeria's Leading Dailies

The victory was published in national editions of Nigeria's most respected newspapers. Click any clipping to view the high-resolution scanned page.

Page 37 · News Xtra

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“Goodearth Hot Peppe Wins Indigenous Naija Spice Award”

The recognition not only distinguished Goodearth Hot Peppe from other brands in its category but sent ripples of excitement across Nigeria's food and spice industry.

Caption: L-R: Sales Coordinator, Victoria Omaku; Chief Executive Officer, TG Agri Farm, Swatanter Saraswat; Chief of Staff to Ekiti State Governor, Adeniyi Adebayo; Branch Head, TG Agri Farm, Abhishek Manitripathi; and Marketing Head, TG Agri Farm, Nze Frederick Chidi, at the 2025 Edge Award, where the company was recognised as Outstanding Indigenous Naija Spice of the Year in Lagos... recently

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“Naija Spice of the Year Award...”

National photo news coverage spotlighting TG Agri Farm leadership receiving the 2025 Edge Award trophy on stage in Lagos.

Caption: L-R: Sales Coordinator, Victoria Omaku; Chief Executive Officer, TG Agri Farm, Swatanter Saraswat; Chief of Staff to Ekiti State Governor, Adeniyi Adebayo; Branch Head, TG Agri Farm, Abhishek Manitripathi; and Marketing Head, TG Agri Farm, Frederick Chidi, during the 2025 Edge Award, where the company was recognised as Outstanding Indigenous Naija Spice of the Year in Lagos... recently. Photo: TG Agri Farm

The Goodearth Advantage

Why This Award Matters to Nigeria

50,000+ Smallholder Farmers

Every pack represents direct local procurement across 100 farmer markets and 25 aggregators, grown by 50,000+ farmers with 10,000+ trained — empowering local farming families without foreign crop imports.

US$12M Automated Plant

Processed at our Ikorodu mill with state-of-the-art steam sterilisation, sieving, and hygienic material handling meeting the highest international benchmarks.

Uncompromised Pungency

Preserving authentic heat, colour, and aroma that Nigerian kitchens trust every day — proving indigenous spices can lead the FMCG market.

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