Jamaica Promotions Corporation (JAMPRO)

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Jamaica is the place to do business on a global scale, and JAMPRO – the national investment and export promotion agency - an agency of the Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce, is the gateway that connects the world to Jamaica. In extending Jamaica’s image beyond that of a tourist destination, JAMPRO works closely with local and international business interests to enable them to tap into the wealth of investment and trade opportunities available in the country.

29/05/2026

As we continue to mark National Exporters Month, we’re highlighting Jamaican businesses responding to growing international demand.

“We’re seeing strong interest from international buyers.”

Martella Melville, founder and CEO of Jah-Jireh Herbal Limited, is a returning participant in Export Max Cohort IV, having previously engaged in the programme.

This continued participation reflects an important reality: export development is not a one-time milestone, but an ongoing process. With a portfolio of over 30 health and wellness products targeting non-communicable diseases, Jah-Jireh Herbal is building on increasing international interest while refining its readiness to meet that demand.

Export Max supports this progression by providing continued access to buyers, market insights and export-facing opportunities. For companies like Jah-Jireh Herbal, the value lies not only in initial exposure, but in sustained engagement as they scale and adapt to global market requirements.

During Exporters Month, we recognise businesses that are staying engaged, evolving and positioning for long-term export growth.

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28/05/2026

JAMPRO’s Non-Food and Extractive Exports team recently hosted buyers from Trinidad & Tobago and the Turks and Caicos Islands following connections made during the 2025 Turks & Caicos Islands mission.

The inward mission created opportunities for Jamaican companies in aggregates, roofing, interior solutions and building materials to engage directly with regional buyers exploring future partnerships and sourcing opportunities.

28/05/2026

“We’re learning from others who have already started exporting.”

Akhil Dixon, Operations Manager at Halt by Hewitt, is a participant in Export Max Cohort IV, where the value of the programme extends beyond training sessions into shared, real-world experience.

As a contemporary furniture manufacturer, Halt by Hewitt is leveraging the programme not only to connect with buyers, but to learn directly from other businesses that are already exporting. This peer-to-peer exchange is often overlooked, but it plays a key role in helping companies avoid common pitfalls, refine their strategies, and make more informed decisions as they scale.

Export readiness is not built in isolation. It is shaped through exposure, shared knowledge, and practical insight. Export Max creates that environment, allowing Jamaican manufacturers to strengthen both their capabilities and their confidence as they prepare for international markets.

26/05/2026

As we continue to mark National Exporters Month, we’re spotlighting Jamaican companies refining how they compete in global markets.

“We want that global reach without spending huge sums on marketing.”

Carita Jamaica Limited, a long-standing exporter of Jamaican produce, is part of Export Max Cohort IV with a clear focus on scaling its international presence more efficiently.

With over 30 years in operation, the company already has experience in export markets. However, participation in the programme highlights a common challenge, even for established exporters: expanding reach without significantly increasing marketing spend.

Through Export Max, Carita has been exposed to digital marketing strategies that provide more scalable and cost-effective ways to connect with global buyers.

As global trade becomes more competitive, strong products alone are not enough. Companies must pair product strength with smarter market access strategies. Export Max supports this shift by equipping businesses with the tools to modernise how they engage international markets.

During Exporters Month, we recognise companies like Carita that are adapting, evolving and positioning for sustained global growth.

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Today, May 25, 2026, we observe Labour Day, recognising the value of work in building and sustaining Jamaica’s developme...
25/05/2026

Today, May 25, 2026, we observe Labour Day, recognising the value of work in building and sustaining Jamaica’s development. Across sectors, the contributions of workers continue to drive productivity, strengthen industries and support economic growth.

At JAMPRO, we recognise the importance of collective effort in advancing Jamaica’s investment, export and development priorities.

Join our team.JAMPRO is hiring a Vice President, Investment & Linkages.Based in Kingston, Jamaica, this role supports Ja...
22/05/2026

Join our team.
JAMPRO is hiring a Vice President, Investment & Linkages.

Based in Kingston, Jamaica, this role supports Jamaica’s trade and investment agenda by leading investment promotion and strengthening strategic business linkages.

Submit your CV and cover letter by June 7, 2026 to [email protected].

More details in our bio link.

18/05/2026

Day 5 in London 🇯🇲🇬🇧

Another productive day for Jamaica’s export and investment mission, with engagements focused on business growth, partnerships and expanding opportunities for Jamaica.

The delegation, led by State Minister the Hon. Delano Seiveright, visited Grace Foods UK’s major headquarters and distribution operation just outside London, where discussions focused on exports, logistics, supply chains and strengthening Jamaica’s commercial footprint in the UK and wider European market.

The day also included meetings with potential investors exploring opportunities across logistics, infrastructure, tourism, digital services and other key sectors.

While members of the Jamaican private-sector delegations continued business development and deal-making engagements, the mission continued building valuable relationships aimed at driving long-term growth for Jamaica and the Jamaican people.

The mission is being led by the Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce in coordination with JAMPRO with support from JSEZA and members of the Jamaican private sector delegation.

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17/05/2026

Day 4 in London 🇯🇲🇬🇧

Despite major weather-related disruptions and flight delays, Jamaica’s export and investment mission continued with strong momentum and high-level engagements focused on growth, partnerships and opportunity.

Led by State Minister the Hon. Delano Seiveright, the delegation participated in strategic meetings and engagements aimed at strengthening Jamaica–UK economic relations and expanding investment opportunities for Jamaica.

The team also participated in the UK–Caribbean Trade and Investment Forum at Lancaster House, bringing together governments, investors, diaspora entrepreneurs and business leaders from across the Caribbean and the United Kingdom.

Proud moments for Jamaica included recognition for JAMPRO and Rainforest Caribbean for their contributions to investment promotion and business success. ✨

Jamaica’s export and investment mission to Ireland and the United Kingdom is being led by the Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce in coordination with JAMPRO, with support from JSEZA and members of the Jamaican private sector delegation.

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15/05/2026

Day 3 in Ireland and Jamaica is making its mark!

At the Latin America and Caribbean Trade Horizons Forum at the iconic Croke Park, State Minister in the Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce the Hon. Delano Seiveright delivered Jamaica’s keynote — spotlighting our macroeconomic stability, declining debt levels, low unemployment, strong investor confidence, expanding logistics platforms, and major infrastructure investments.

Jamaica is cementing its position as a serious business, logistics, and digital services hub within the Americas.

Next stop? London, UK — the mission continues!

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Join our team.JAMPRO is hiring a Vice President, Finance & Corporate Services.Based at JAMPRO’s head office in Kingston,...
14/05/2026

Join our team.

JAMPRO is hiring a Vice President, Finance & Corporate Services.

Based at JAMPRO’s head office in Kingston, Jamaica, this role supports Jamaica’s trade and investment agenda through strategic financial leadership and corporate services management.

Submit your CV and cover letter by May 24, 2026 to [email protected].

More details in our bio link.

Address

18 Trafalgar Road
Kingston

Opening Hours

Monday 08:30 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:30 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:30 - 17:00
Thursday 08:30 - 17:00
Friday 08:30 - 16:00

Telephone

+18769787755

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