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Loop News - Updated Ian Dear CEO of Express Catering, which operates most of the restaurants at Sangster International Airport. Express Catering Limited (ECL), the main food and beverage provider at the Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay, has said the rapid pace of COVID-19 vaccination in the United States is a positive sign for the company which has been adversely affected by the pandemic.  In statements attached to the report for the nine months ended February 28, 2021, man...

Loop News The Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE) is currently trading sideways as no stock gained double-digit levels on Wednesday.  A sideways trading market is when investment prices remain within a tight range for any period. Overall Market activity resulted from trading in 90 stocks of which 34 advanced, 35 declined and 21 traded firm. The JSE market index currently hovers within a tight band of between 422,000 and 426,000 points over the last fortnight. Sterling Investments gained e...

File photo of the Sangster International Airport, which includes several food stores operated by Express Catering. Express Catering Limited is making a cash outlay on new food courts at the Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay. In the financial results posted for the second quarter ended November 30, 2020, Express Catering said fixed assets expenditure of US$128, 071($18.7 million) was mainly in connection with the development work to revamp the post-security food and beverage lounge...

Hospitality outfit Express Catering Limited (ECL), in an attempt to position its business...

TOURISM Minister Edmund Bartlett, the Jamaica Chamber of Commerce, and Jamaica Vacations ...

Jamaica Tourism Minister mourns death of Harry Maragh January 5, 2021 Jamaica Tourism Minister Hon. Edmund Bartlett has expressed condolences to the family and loved-ones of the late Harriat “Harry” Maragh, past president of the Shipping Association of Jamaica (SAJ) and chairman of Lannaman & Morris Group of Companies. “I was very saddened to learn about the passing of one of Jamaica’s stalwarts in the tourism and shipping industries, Harry Maragh. He was always pleasant and the consumm...

Harriat Harry Maragh The local and international shipping communities have been plunged into mourning on the news of the death of Harriat Maragh, Chairman and CEO of Lannaman & Morris Group of Companies. ‘Harry’, as he was affectionately called, died suddenly on Sunday evening. The Calabar High School old boy had worked in the industry for over 40 years. Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett has described Maragh as a stalwart in the tourism and shipping industries and the “consummate profes...