Grenada Plans Nutmeg Expansion

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - October 12, 2011

By the Caribbean Journal staff

Grenada is working to develop a strategy for greater private sector involvement in the country’s nutmeg industry, something Prime Minister Tillman Thomas said he welcomed.

Thomas was speaking after a presentation of the Grenada Nutmeg Sector Development Strategy and its implementation progress by the country’s National Coordinating Committee.

The committee is working with the Ministry of Agriculture, the Grenada Cooperative Nutmeg Association, the Ministry of Trade and the IICA along with farmers and processors.

“What is unique about this strategy is that it invokes a bottom-up approach to the management and enhancement of the industry,” Thomas said.

The Prime Minister said that Grenada has a “wonderful chance to rebuild its nutmeg industry to the benefit of its people.”

The plan aims to achieve long-term sustainability for the industry, reinforce market information and increase the quality and quantity of nutmeg produced.

Popular Posts caribbean resorts 2025

The Cool List: The Caribbean’s Coolest Places to Stay in 2025, From Adventure Resorts to Historic Inns 

It was one of the first major guides we at Caribbean Journal ever put together: The Cool List, whose first edition was back in 2013 and which remains an unrivaled curation of unique, character-filled, personality-driven, artful hotels around the Caribbean. […]


The 25 Best Best Beach Bars in the Caribbean for 2025, From Aruba to St Barth to Eleuthera  

antigua catherines cafe

You can find the perfect island. You can book the perfect hotel. But your vacation hasn’t really begun until you pull up to your chair with an ice-cold cocktail at the perfect Caribbean beach bar. For all of the wonders […]


The 25 Best Caribbean Islands to Travel to in 2025, From Foodie-Favorite Fishing Villages to Culture-Rich Cities

caribbean islands grenada

The Caribbean is evolving, just as its visitors are evolving. For every visitor looking to savor the region’s natural beauty, there’s another seeking out authentic cultural experiences, musical odysseys or wellness journeys.  Then there are the hotels: the region’s accommodations […]


Related Posts spice island beach with waves

This Top Caribbean Luxury All-Inclusive Resort Just Reopened 

One of the Caribbean’s most celebrated resorts has officially resumed full operations following Hurricane Beryl, Caribbean Journal has learned . The Spice Island Beach Resort is back open again, after Hurricane Beryl largely spared Grenada but devastated the nearby islands […]


Sandals Saint Vincent, Grenada Resorts “Remain Open” 

sandals st vincent

After being in the path of Hurricane Beryl, the Sandals St Vincent and Sandals Grenada resorts both “remain open,” Caribbean Journal has learned.  Guests at both all-inclusive resorts are “already enjoying many of the resort amenities as we work to […]


Hurricane Beryl Update: Storm Moves into Caribbean Sea 

hurricane beryl path

Hurricane Beryl has moved into the Caribbean Sea after impacting St Vincent and the Grenadines and parts of Grenada.  The now-160-mph storm is expected to remain a powerful hurricane as it moves across the water, although for the next few […]