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Mahfood Moves To Calm Jitters As Ban On Plastic Lunch Boxes To Take Effect

Mahfood Moves To Calm Jitters As Ban On Plastic Lunch Boxes To Take Effect
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Employers Urged To Provide Minimum Wage Workers With Pension Benefits

Employers Urged To Provide Minimum Wage Workers With Pension Benefits
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Letter of the Day | Lessons from local government elections

THE EDITOR, Madam: It would be a sad misreading of the local government elections lesson to think that all the Jamaican people want is better roads and transport, more water in their pipes, and garbage disposed of more promptly. What they truly.

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JamTeas exiting real estate to focus on core business

Hot beverage manufacturing company Jamaican Teas Limited is walking away from real estate. This as a softening of the real estate market, slow sales and construction delays have dimmed prospects on its Belvedere development in St Andrew, prompting.

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DUTY-FREE ANGST

RETAIL BUSINESS owners are predicting further losses for their ventures with the Government’s plan to increase duty-free allowance on personal items by 100 per cent, with at least one retailer labelling the move as “retrograde”. Their businesses,.

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