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Dr Keith Amiel, an executive at Caribbean Broilers (CB) Group Limited, ...

Caribbean Broilers Group has announced that its flagship brand CB Chicken is also antibiotic-free.  This follows last week’s announcement by its competitor Jamaica Broilers Group, which indicated it was eliminating the use of the agent that fights bacteria.  According to Caribbean Broilers CEO Matthew Lyn, the company was to reveal the development at the opening of its new sustainable poultry plant, The Nest, in a few months.  However, with the move last week by Best Dressed Chicken to mak...

Aerial photo of 10MW CHP Plant - The Nest As construction continues for Caribbean Broilers’ 10MW combined heat and power plant, New Fortress Energy (NFE) has announced that it anticipates a June 2021 deadline for the first gas delivery when the facility becomes commercially operational. The CHP plant, which represents a tripartite deal with CB Group, NFE and the Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) is being constructed at “The Nest”, CB Group’s new US$120m agro-complex in Hill Run, St...

Jermaine ‘Boy Boy’ Moatt. Reeling from the gruesome murder of 24-year-old Jermaine ‘Boy Boy’ Moatt, of a Spanish Town Road, Kingston 11 address, his grief-stricken girlfriend and mother of his three-year-old son, Tiana Lindsay, is puzzled as to why when he left home for an ATM on Christmas Day, he drove his motorcycle through Rose Town, an area the family considers a danger zone. Within 24 hours after that murder, there were two others, which residents and cops believe are linked. The s...

File photo. Five groups representing poultry producers, today, insisted on a review of the process for the importation of chicken and chicken parts.  In a full page advertisement in The Sunday Gleaner, the producers called for Prime Minister Andrew Holness "to bring more balance and transparency" and remove corruption from the process.  The message was endorsed by the Caribbean Poultry Association (CPA), the Jamaica Manufacturers and Exporters Association (JMEA); Jamaica Broilers, under ...

Bernard Lodge farmer Paul Heny, who now cultivates just a two-acre plot as he awaits relocation, is insisting that the lands are better suited for agriculture and have been producing world-class yields. Veteran farmer Paul Henry is well aware of the potential of the 26-acre parcel of land he will be forced to give up when the Sugar Company of Jamaica (SCJ) Holdings Limited takes control of the property on the former Bernard Lodge Sugar Estates in St Catherine. He has already been forced to scal...