Advancing Jamaica’s Reach @ ExpoJa 2025
Liberton Industries Managing Director Herman Miller was eager to show his array of products to Jamaica Manufacturers and Exporters Association Technical Consultant Dr Yentyl Williams.Garfield Robinson
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April 5, 2025

Advancing Jamaica’s Reach @ ExpoJa 2025

Saturday Social continues coverage from the opening day of Expo Jamaica 2025 at the National Indoor Sports Centre held on Thursday, April 3. The four-day trade show, which concludes tomorrow, will showcase Jamaican-made products from 260 exhibitors and bring together over 700 local and international buyers.

Enjoying the opening day of Expo Jamaica were the J Wray & Nephew team (from left) Corporate Communications Manager Garfene Grandison, Public Affairs and Government Relations Manager Samara South, Brand Experience Manager Simone Foster, Brand Activator Tesfaye Brown, and Brand Manager Kerry Ann Bryan.Garfield Robinson

Ready to welcome buyers were Tourism Enhancement Fund analyst Tisheecka Clarke (left) and Tourism Linkages Network director Carolyn McDonald Riley.Garfield Robinson

US Embassy Public Affairs Attaché Michael Lavalee checked out the Vitamin E Rosehip Frankincense soap from the collection of Wassi Curls/BREDREN principal Andrea Sybblis.Garfield Robinson

Tourism Enhancement Fund Executive Director Dr Carey Wallace (left) was in high spirits with Expo Jamaica Committee Chairman Aswad Morgan and past president of the Jamaica Exporters Association Marjory Kennedy.Naphtali Junior

NCB Jamaica Limited Bruce Bowen (centre) and his wife Suzanne exchanged pleasantries with The Best Dressed Chicken Vice-President Dave Fairman.Naphtali Junior

Ready to attract new clients were the Mayberry Investments team (from left) Marketing Manager Desiree Wheeler; Business Development Executive, Asset Management Anthony Laing; Digital Marketing Officer Antonette Hines; and Business Development Officer, Asset Management Danella Stephenson.Naphtali Junior

Wisynco Head of Operations Craig Clare and Chief Commercial Officer Tabitha Athey were spotted at the opening of Expo Jamaica 2025.Naphtali Junior

Prime Minister Andrew Holness (left) greeted Opposition Spokesman on Investment, Trade & Global Logistics Anthony Hylton before the start of the opening ceremonies.Naphtali Junior

HoneyVera CEO Christal-Ann Thompson was more than delighted to introduce her Jamaican Turmeric Facial Cleanser to Prime Minister Andrew Holness.Naphtali Junior

Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce Aubyn Hill was animated during his remarks. Naphtali Junior

Counsellor and senior trade commissioner at the High Commission of Canada to Jamaica Michael Lazaruk (right) greeted Opposition spokesman on investment, trade & global logistics Anthony Hylton (left) as Canadian High Commissioner to Jamaica Mark Berman looked on. Naphtali Junior

Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce Aubyn Hill (left) caught up with JMEA Vice-President Cecil Foster as JMEA director Sandra Mcleish looked on.Naphtali Junior

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