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In 2023, The Bahamas imported approximately US $119 million worth of iron and steel products—ranking among its top ten import categories. This demand is primarily driven by a booming tourism sector, ongoing residential construction, and post-hurricane infrastructure rebuilds. While imports traditionally come from the United States, China, and Canada, there’s a growing opportunity for CARICOM countries to fill this gap with regional sources that offer quicker delivery, competitive pricing, and st...
Read moreIn 2023, The Bahamas imported approximately US $140 million worth of plastics and plastic articles—covering packaging materials, household items, containers, and industrial plastics. As an archipelago dependent on imports, the country relies heavily on plastic goods for everything from tourism packaging and foodservice utensils to construction and agriculture. This sizable market provides a huge opportunity for CARICOM manufacturers to step in with high-quality, culturally aligned, and potential...
Read moreIn 2023, The Bahamas imported around US $144 million worth of beverages—including alcoholic and non‑alcoholic drinks, spirits, and vinegar—making it among the country’s top ten import categories. These products fuel both tourism and local consumption across resorts, restaurants, retail outlets, and households.Despite proximity to major suppliers like the United States and Mexico, CARICOM nations—renowned for rum, craft beverages, and artisanal vinegars—have a clear opportunity to serve the Baham...
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