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Cayman Islands receives first water education programme
Cayman Water Company (CWC) recently launched an education programme, the first of its kind on the Island, to educate young children about their tap water and the desalination process. The presentations, given by Ms. Karlene Singh, Business Development — Project…
Caribbean rum producers to continue pressure on US over subsidies
From Kaieteur News Regional rum producers and their representative association have been lauded by the Trinidad Minister of Trade and Industry for their efforts to improve the global competitiveness of their products. Caribbean rum producers have vowed to continue pressure…
Here’s what it’ll be like to eat at restaurants of the future
By Chris Weller From Business Insider It must have seemed like a revolutionary idea to diners of the 1920s — people on roller skates delivering food straight to their driver’s side window. Suddenly, the food that families were used to…
Starbucks Corporation (SBUX) continues its Caribbean expansion
By Neha Saleem From BidnessEtc Starbucks said on Monday that it is opening its first cafe on the island of Trinidad On Monday, Starbucks Corporation (NASDAQ:SBUX) announced to launch its first café on the twin-island nation of Trinidad and Tobago,…
Everything you need to know about Caribbean rum
From Real Clear Life Now that you know everything there is to know about absinthe, we figured we’d dig deeper into grandpa’s medicine cabinet—this time for that oft-used bottle of Caribbean Rum. As Liquor.com notes, centuries ago, after a sugar…
The Cayman Islands: Discover the culinary creations of this Caribbean oasis
From Huewire Grand Cayman may be known for its romantic resorts, sparkling waters, and pristine, white coastlines, but unbeknown to many, it also has a reputation for some of the best food in the Caribbean. From roadside BBQs, to beachfront…
When do identical products have two different prices at the same store? When they’re sold At Target, obviously
By Chris Morran From Consumerist Target’s pricing and labeling incompetence is so legendary that we now use the term “Target Math” to describe a situation where any retailer baffles customers by, for example, advertising a “sale” that is more expensive…
Unofficial Belgian beer emojis use the appropriate glassware
By Jessica Conditt From engadget The Belgian Brewer’s Association created 60 authentic alternatives to the standard beer mug. As craft breweries explode in popularity across the US, more and more people want to express their love of specialty beers in the…
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Wave moves into the Southeast Caribbean…. Off the coast of Africa By Mike Buresh From NEWS 104.5 WOKV The Atlantic Basin remains pretty quiet. A weak tropical wave is moving into the far Southeast Caribbean, but its low…
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A Taste of Jamaica in CAYMAN
From Jamaica Observer Early rains did not damper Independence celebrations in the Cayman Islands last week Friday. What it did was cool things down considerably, allowing patrons dressed for the most part in black, green and gold — the Jamaican…
