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Scotiabank celebrated with long-standing clients the Jamaica Broilers Group, parent company of the Best Dressed Chicken, on the commissioning of the company’s new LNG-powered (liquefied natural gas) co-generation plant in Spring Village, St Catherine. In attendance were key Government officials, including Prime Minister Andrew Holness, to congratulate the company on a significant achievement in its 67th year of operation.
Scotiabank’s Senior Vice-President, Corporate and Commercial Banking Morris Nelson (left) and Senior Manager, Corporate and Commercial Banking Kevin Reese take a tour of the newly commissioned co-generation plant..
Congratulations are in order for the Jamaica Broilers Group on a significant milestone in their 67th year of operation. Pictured from left are state minister, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Franklin Witter; Senator Aubyn Hill, minister of industry, investment and commerce; president and CEO, Scotia Group Jamaica Ltd, Audrey Tugwell Henry; chairman, Best Dressed Chicken, Robert Levy; Prime Minister Andrew Holness; Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries Floyd Green; vice-president, Best Dressed Chicken, Dave Fairman; and group president and CEO, Jamaica Broilers Group, Christopher Levy..
Sharing a quick snapshot are from left: chairman, Best Dressed Chicken, Robert Levy; president and CEO, Scotia Group Jamaica Ltd, Audrey Tugwell Henry; and Senator Aubyn Hill, minister of industry, investment and commerce..
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