Tropical Sugar Company Jamaica Limited executive Dr Horace Charoo speaking with the Jamaica Observer on Tuesday. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
TROPICAL Sugar Company Jamaica Limited executive Dr Horace Charoo says the entity — which on Tuesday broke ground for a US$50-million sugar processing plant in Monymusk, Clarendon — is prepared to throw its weight behind the US$2.5-million Mangrove Restoration Project now being led by scientists at The University of the West Indies (The UWI), Mona.
“We are prepared, as a new investor, to work with UWI-SODECO under Professor Terrence Forrester to do as best as we can because this restoration is in our mutual interest,” Charoo told the Jamaica Observer last Tuesday, following the ground-breaking.
“We are investors in the area and it’s a matter of protecting our investment so we are not just doing it for social or P
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