Carita Jamaica

Business View Magazine 5 and developed such a solid reputation. “Customers come to us,” she said. “They look us up and say this is a company that has been trading a long time and has longevity and it has a history.” The company deals with wholesalers to guide it on what products are needed in the marketplace from season to season, and Hilton said relationships have been established with clients as far flung as New York, London and Toronto, as well as Miami, Atlanta and Houston. Carita Jamaica will participate in a trade show event this year in Houston and Atlanta, and has near-term plans to expand its product line beyond fresh produce to include frozen items and Jamaican natural teas. “We’re trying to spread beyond the diaspora and eth- nic markets, and that is why we are looking at new areas,” she said. “We do have a link into an upscale