In 2013, we told you our story up until then (which you can read here). Now almost two years later, we’d say it’s time to look back and see how far we’ve come since then. The story of The Ja Joint starts in Saint Ann, Jamaica, where our founder, Carly Day’s, family settled and bought land …
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The Ja Joint is proud to announce we are one of four finalists in Style Magazine’s Style + Substance competition! We are now in with an amazing chance to win $10,000 to help grow our business. If you believe in a multicultural Australia and that everyone in Australia should be given a fair go, vote for our …
We have had a lot of people requesting who is behind The Ja Joint as customers and supporters really want to get to know all of our small team. In our last blog post we gave you insight into one of our crew members Alan Roberts who grows and makes our 100% Natural Habanero Hot …
We are collaborating with like minded food freaks to develop the brand into a community where we can showcase each persons skills. We all have one big passion, food, particulary Jamaican food. We meet Alan Roberts a few years ago whilst collaborating with his ska event Boss Sounds in Brisbane. We found out quickly that we …
The Ja Joint has been a three year development process thus far. I arrived in Australia in 2006 from the UK as a young traveller and fell in love with this country and an Australian quirky chap called Dylan. My background in the UK mostly revolved around the base music media scene, which is always …
Cheers Map Magazine for The Weekend Edition write up for recommending us to Australia to all home cooks who want to cook damn good Jamaican food the simple way. Check out the write up here http://theweekendedition.com.au/culture/the-reggae-beats-weekend-list/# Lizzie from Strayed Table is an amazing forth generation farmer in Qld. She runs informative workshops about being sustainable and growing …