Business View Caribbean - July 2024

implications of the port redevelopment project, emphasizing its potential to bring down the cost of living for residents and businesses in the Turks and Caicos Islands. As most produce and goods are imported, the improvements in shipping schedules and the ability to accommodate larger vessels could result in lower consumer prices. “This development will bring the cost of living down, which would significantly benefit not only the businesses but the citizens of Turks and Caicos Islands.” The extensive plans for redevelopment and modernization of the ports signify progress and highlight the agency’s commitment to enhancing the quality of life and economic growth in the Turks and Caicos Islands. PREFERRED VENDOR/PARTNER n Island Site Development www.isdbahamas.com n Digicel Group www.digicelgroup.com Digicel Business Turks & Caicos provides cutting-edge telecommunications and IT solutions, including high-speed connectivity, cloud services, cybersecurity, and managed IT support. Committed to empowering businesses with reliable, innovative, and secure solutions, Digicel Business ensures enhanced productivity and seamless operations for organiszations across the region. n Rubis www.rubis-turksandcaicos.com RUBiS is a leading supplier of premium fuels in The Turks & Caicos Islands with 9 service stations across two islands and a large aviation presence at Providenciales International Airport since 2012. Our goal is to continue to be the preferred fuel brand of choice. We offer innovative and flexible solutions that have transformed the fuel industry and we are committed to providing exceptional service to our valued customers. n King Ocean www.kingocean.com King Ocean is an international cargo transportation service provider with over four decades of experience servicing Central , South America and the Caribbean , including the Bahamas and Turks & Caicos . While primarily a container carrier we also move LCL, breakbulk, refrigerated cargo, vehicles and heavy machinery. 24 BUSINESS VIEW CARIBBEAN VOLUME 11, ISSUE 07