Grenada: Article archive
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Grenada: a small country with a robust market for U.S. foods
Angel F. Gonzalez TrapagaGrenada, often referred to as "the Spice Island of the Caribbean," is one of the smallest independent countries in the Western Hemisphere. Despite its size, Grenada's food imports from the United States have been increasing since 1999. The country's food and beverage imports for 2001 totaled $34 million.The United States...
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Welcome to Grenada - visitor information
Marianne IlawBe forewarned: Grenada is not for everyone. There are no towering high-rise hotels or glittering casions. You won't find bustling duty-free emporiums offering up spirits, jewels and scents. Service can be quite lackadasical, and you might long for all the amenities of home. But if you are an adventurous island-lover who's...
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Grenada, a profile of business opportunities
Lauren KelleyOne year after the joint U.S. and Caribbean task force landed on Grenada, the Isle of Spice is returning to a peaceful existence. Today, Grenada's interim government, formed in November 1983 and headed by Nicholas Brathwaite, is concerned primarily with restoring Grenada's parliamentary, democratic tradition and expanding its economy. ...
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Grenada - business outlook abroad
GRENADA The economy of Grenada is continuing its sustained period of growth this year, expanding by at least 5 percent in 1989. The five-year period of increased domestic production can be attributed to improvement in infrastructure and to a good investment climate brought about by political stability and by a positive attitude within government...
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Grenada: a healthy growth rate, combined with reforms, improves economic outlook
GRENADAA Healthy Growth Rate, Combined With Reforms, Improves Economic OutlookThe Grenadian economy was able to maintain its impressive performance in 1986, achieving a healthy real growth rate of 5.5 percent. While growth is expected to be somewhat more modest in 1987, reforms have been put in place which should enable the economy to sustain a...
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