Quality in Staple Foods Is Not Optional
Garri is one of the most consumed food products in Nigeria. It cuts across income levels, regions, and social classes. Because of that scale, quality control cannot be negotiable.
Yet, traditional garri processing often exposes the product to contamination from sand, stones, and environmental impurities due to inconsistent handling systems.
Stone-free garri is not a marketing feature. It is a safety requirement.
Why Ijebu Garri Is Highly Regarded
Ijebu Garri is widely recognized for:
• Its fine grain texture
• Crisp consistency
• Distinct mild sour taste
• Superior suitability for soaking
However, the reputation of Ijebu Garri depends entirely on processing discipline. Without proper sieving, cleaning, and quality control, its premium status is undermined.
Authenticity must be supported by structure.
The Risk of Poorly Processed Garri
Substandard garri can lead to:
• Dental damage from hidden stones
• Reduced consumer confidence
• Food safety concerns
• Brand reputation loss for retailers and distributors
In today’s food ecosystem, traceability and hygiene standards define long-term viability.
Cato Foods’ Structured Processing Model
At Cato Foods, stone-free Ijebu Garri is produced under controlled conditions that prioritize:
• Thorough washing and peeling of cassava
• Controlled fermentation
• Mechanized sieving systems
• Multi-stage filtration
• Hygienic drying and roasting
• Quality inspection before packaging
The result is a clean, grit-free product that protects both consumer safety and brand integrity.
A Reliable Choice for Retail, Hospitality, and Export
Cato Foods’ Stone-Free Ijebu Garri is ideal for:
• Supermarkets and premium retail outlets
• Hospitality and catering businesses
• Institutional feeding programs
• Export distributors
• Diaspora markets seeking authentic Nigerian taste
When distributors choose stone-free products, they reduce risk and elevate brand trust.
Raising the Standard in Nigeria’s Cassava Industry
Cato Foods operates from Osun State with a commitment to structured sourcing, smallholder farmer inclusion, and disciplined production systems.
We believe staple foods should meet measurable standards — not assumptions.
Stone-free Ijebu Garri represents that standard.
Clean.
Consistent.
Reliable.


