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CIB eyeing a five per cent growth in coconut sector

CIB eyeing a five per cent growth in coconut sector
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What A Lovely Bunch! Jamaica Counts On Upping Coconut Production - The St Kitts Nevis Observer

What A Lovely Bunch! Jamaica Counts On Upping Coconut Production - The St Kitts Nevis Observer
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Coconut board targets five per cent annual increase in value-added output, exports

Coconut board targets five per cent annual increase in value-added output, exports
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Elizabeth Morgan | Remembering a Jamaican creator in agro-processing: Arran Norman Nash

There has been much talk about Jamaica’s agriculture. Over the past few weeks, the concern has been about the effect on domestic agricultural production of removing the GCT on raw foods. April, I note, is Farmers’ Month, and it was announced that.

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SRC determined to drive culture of innovation - Charah Watson

KINGSTON, Jamaica - More Jamaicans are being encouraged to venture into entrepreneurship to foster local innovation. Executive Director of the Scientific Research Council (SRC), Dr Charah Watson said the SRC is more determined than ever to drive a culture of innovation in Jamaica. “We know that this is paramount to our continuous progress and development,” she said. The executive director further noted that an increase in entrepreneurial pursuits would also.

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