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Our Watercress Business

Goshen Caribbean Food and Beverage Processing Limited is a company incorporated in Jamaica, with its registered office at Braes River District, in St. Elizabeth. The company has contracted the manufacturing and bottling of the watercress juice to Jamaica Exotic Flavours & Essences CO. LTD. The company will be responsible for the distribution and marketing of the watercress juice primarily to North America, Europe, Caribbean, the Jamaica Hotel Industry and returning residents in Manchester and St. Elizabeth. The company intends to access capital through loans from the local banks of Jamaica to develop and market various flavours. The company intends to export 60% of its produce to North America and the other 40% to Jamaica and the wider Caribbean.

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