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EximBank Ja - Labelling for Major Intl Markets Part 1

For expanding international trade in Jamaican goods and services and expanding the quality support base for domestic industry dictate that our economic development path must be based on policies and programmes that are standards led and market driven.This is why the government has developed and is promoting a National Quality Policy

It was recently announced that the Government has brokered an agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) which will see the primary surplus balance target being lowered in the current and next financial years.Today, we explore what this means, and the implications it will have on the Jamaican economy.

Marcel Norman has always craved knowledge: propositional, practical and most of all experiential. He was born in Portmore and raised in Spanish Town, St. Catherine by parents from whom he learned his entrepreneurial ways. From before his days at Kingston College, he says business has always been the outlet for his many skills and talents.

The Eat Jamaican Campaign launched by the Jamaica Agricultural Society in partnership with the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries in 2003 aims to get Jamaicans to consume local agricultural produce support farmers increase production and reduce food imports.

The Benefits of the Relaxed Primary Surplus Target

New Loan Interest Rates

Revenue Administration Integrated System (RAiS) Phase 2  and its Impact

EximBank JA - Intervention Strategies

kills Training and Medical Centres Open In Montego Bay Free Zone.

Reducing the country’s oil bill is a major plank in Government’s efforts to stabilize Jamaica’s economy. Jamaica spends approximately 2 billion US dollars to import crude oil for energy each year. Just imagine what would happen if a quarter or half of those funds could be saved, and channeled into other well-needed areas, such as healthcare or national security.

Andrew McKenley is a young man on a mission. Born and raised in Kingston, Andrew has always been fascinated by business. He is the youngest of four boys born to two tenacious parents who were also entrepreneurs. Andrew McKenley the owner of ENESO subsidiary and Gospel Linkup