Responses Persist After Jamaica Labour Party’s 80th Annual Conference Addresses Political and Economic Matters – Following the conclusion of the Jamaica Labour Party’s 80th Annual Conference, reactions continue to stream in, reflecting on a spectrum of topics from political tactics to economic agendas. CEO of Jamaica Tea, John Mahfood, has articulated his perspective on the discussions, particularly highlighting the potential benefits of elevating duty-free exemptions to stimulate local competition. Despite this optimistic view, Mahfood remains apprehensive about at least one recent decision made by the government. Watch the report:
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