AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMining: Jamaica plans to sell its 45% stake in Clarendon Alumina Production and its interest in Jamalco to limit taxpayers’ exposure to losses. The new mining ministry is also looking beyond bauxite to minerals such as limestone, gold, copper and rare earths. Shipping: Caribbean business groups are seeking permanent exemptions from US maritime fees, warning that higher freight costs could affect essential supplies; more than 90% of regional goods trade moves by sea. Tourism: Jamaica expects about 400,000 airline seats from Canada this winter as it works to rebuild visitor confidence after Hurricane Melissa. Hoteliers are also challenging Booking.com’s plan to charge commissions on government taxes, saying it would add costs during recovery. Agriculture: A new irrigation system and agro-park at Amity Hall and Bridge Pen aim to support farm production and strengthen the sector.
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