Loop Lens: Fierce competition marks JMEA awards with record entries
Arecord-breaking 59 companies and 15 individuals competed across 28 fiercely contested categories at the 2024 Jamaica Manufacturers and Exporters Association (JMEA) M&E
Loop Lens: Fierce competition marks JMEA awards with record entries
Arecord-breaking 59 companies and 15 individuals competed across 28 fiercely contested categories at the 2024 Jamaica Manufacturers and Exporters Association (JMEA) M&E
Fierce competition marks JMEA M&E Awards Gala 2024 at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel
The 2024 Jamaica Manufacturers and Exporters Association (JMEA) M&E Awards Gala, held at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel, solidified its reputation as Jamaica’s
Jamaica eyeing bigger share of US$800-b Japan food market
JAMAICAN manufacturers are targeting a bigger share of the US$800-billion food and beverage market in Japan. Richard Pandohie, former president of the
Jamaica eyeing bigger share of US$800-b Japan food market
JAMAICAN manufacturers are targeting a bigger share of the US$800-billion food and beverage market in Japan. Richard Pandohie, former president of the
Something Extra | Wednesday
It was a night of glam, glitz, and glamour as the annual M & E Awards, hosted by the Jamaica Manufacturers and
US port strike set to cause local shipping delays
By Javaughn Keyes Jamaicans are being told to brace for delays to their shipments coming out of the US, based on the
Jamaica eyeing bigger share of US$800-b Japan food market
JAMAICAN manufacturers are targeting a bigger share of the US$800-billion food and beverage market in Japan. Richard Pandohie, former president of the
Business Social
The 2025 staging of the Jamaica Manufacturers and Exporters Association (JMEA) flagship tradeshow ‘Expo Jamaica’ got off the ground with a soft
Cultivating Jamaica’s future
APPRENTICESHIPS can have a triple benefit, positively impacting the apprentice, their employer, and society as a whole. This is the consensus among
Learning from the past: the apprentice revival
AS the world grapples with a growing skills gap, a centuries-old solution is gaining renewed attention. Apprenticeship, once the domain of medieval
Business leaders say Clarke’s departure for IMF role bittersweet
Business interests say it’s a “bittersweet” announcement that Finance Minister Dr. Nigel Clarke is leaving government for a post at the International