Geddes Refrigeration back in business
Firefighters work to contain the blaze at the Geddes Refrigeration Limited on November 30.
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December 12, 2017

Geddes Refrigeration back in business

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Geddes Refrigeration Limited says it is back in full operation after its Spanish Town road office was razed by fire almost two weeks ago.

In a newspaper advertisement today, the refrigeration company said it has secured temporary office storage space at 226C Spanish Town Road, Kingston 11.

The management and staff also expressed gratitude to customers, suppliers, partner, friends and members of the community for their “overwhelming support during the time of adversity as a result of the recent fire”.

The company also apologised for any inconvenience and/or interruption that was caused.

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