AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoQuarrying: The Trinidad and Tobago Aggregate Producers Association is seeking clearer, more transparent licensing to unlock investment. Energy Minister Roodal Moonilal is reviewing operators’ requests for holdover letters and has promised further talks within two weeks. Logistics: CFL Logistics Trinidad has opened a regional office at Point Lisas, aiming to serve energy, industrial and project-cargo clients across the Eastern Caribbean and Guianas. Tourism: The Caribbean Tourism Organization is planning more European marketing and trade outreach for 2027 after a major showing in London; Tobago joined the shared pavilion. Agriculture: CARDI named Jamaica’s agriculture minister, Floyd Green, chairman of its board of governors, with priorities including regional value chains, import substitution and food security. Sugar: The Sugar Association of the Caribbean is moving its headquarters from Trinidad and Tobago to Barbados, citing the location of its sugarcane breeding station and Trinidad’s exit from sugar production.
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