Workplace Safety Push: Opposition labour spokesperson Wavell Hinds renewed calls for stronger occupational safety after construction worker Everton Campbell died in an incident at Sangster International Airport, urging a clear update and timeline for Jamaica’s long-awaited Occupational Safety and Health legislation. Food Industry Watch: GraceKennedy Foods issued a voluntary recall of specific batches of Grace Tropical Rhythms Fruit Punch 1L across several Caribbean markets, saying it’s a quality issue with no expected health impact. Insurance Recovery: The Insurance Association of Jamaica says most Hurricane Melissa claims are settled, but non-motor and US-dollar claims are still lagging, leaving families and businesses under pressure. Tourism & Hospitality: Jamaica Tourist Board targets 10 million annual visitor arrivals over the next decade, while a separate report highlights five Jamaican-owned hotels offering alternatives to all-inclusives. Agriculture & Fisheries: Jamaica’s Floyd Green says the region is moving to protect fishers through traceability and stronger marine management, with 12 fisheries resolutions approved at the Caribbean Week of Agriculture. Energy & Water: A OUR webinar reignited debate on seawater desalination as drought worsens, with specialists questioning whether Jamaica’s energy costs make it viable at scale. Media & Consumer Policy: A new Jamaica Consumer and Competition Authority is set to replace the CAC and FTC, aiming to streamline consumer protection and competition enforcement. Sports Business: JISA president Christopher Samuda urged a more commercially driven approach to collegiate sports as the 2026/27 season launches.