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The Jamaica Customs Department will commence the pilot phase of Automated System for Customs Data (ASYCUDA) World system in December. ASYCUDA World replaces the existing Customs management system, CASE II. It is anticipated that the pilot phase will begin with exports and will last for 12 weeks. Following this phase, the system will be rolled […]

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Graduation 2014 was a special occasion for the Caribbean Maritime Institute (CMI) as it celebrated its 33rd annual staging of the event with regional partners and friends of the industry. The celebrations spanned two days, beginning with a welcome ceremony for the guest speaker, Gaston Browne, prime minister of Antigua and Barbuda, on Wednesday, November […]

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Photographic highlights as the Shipping Association of Jamaica (SAJ) and its members were joined by regional partners, stalwarts of the maritime industry and public and private sector magnates celebrating the excellent work of the past 75 years. View Source Here

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The Shipping Association of Jamaica (SAJ) and its members were joined by regional partners, stalwarts of the maritime industry and public and private sector magnates celebrating the excellent work of the past 75 years. The function honoured past presidents and current top performers on October 30 at The Jamaica Pegasus hotel. This function culminates a […]

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The Shipping Association of Jamaica (SAJ), in celebration of its 75th anniversary, specially recognised three past presidents who contributed to the development of the shipping industry. Laurence Paul Scott, Geoffrey Robert Collyer and Robert Bell were recognised during the 75th Anniversary Gala and Awards Banquet hosted by the SAJ on October 30 at The Jamaica […]

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Kingston Wharves Limited (KWL) of Jamaica and Terminal de la Pointes des Grieves of Martinique are the top winners of this year’s Caribbean Shipping Association’s (CSA) annual Caribbean Port Awards. The winners were announced on October 15, during the CSA’s Gala and Awards Ceremony in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. KWL received the Ludlow Stewart Multipurpose […]

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Grantley Stephenson, president of the Caribbean Shipping Association (CSA), has assured delegates attending the 44th annual general meeting, conference and exhibition of the CSA that the association remains committed to its mission to execute training initiatives to safeguard the future of the shipping industry in the region. Stephenson was speaking during the opening of the […]

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Grantley Stephenson and David Jean Marie have been unanimously re-elected to serve as president and vice-president, respectively, of the Caribbean Shipping Association (CSA). Stephenson and Jean Marie were re-elected during the 44th Annual General Meeting (AGM), Conference, and Exhibition of the CSA, being held in the Dominican Republic. The event is being held from October […]

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