Phone: (473) 440-2101 Mail: tradegrenada@gmail.com
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The Ministry of the Trade, Industry, Co-operatives and CARICOM Affairs is situated on the ground floor, Unit No. 3 of the Financial Complex on the Carenage St George’s.
The Division of Foreign Trade and Export Development is responsible for the formulation, recommendation and development of appropriate policies and strategies in consultation with stakeholders, on trade policy and export promotion strategies.
It also ensures that Grenada participates in, and fulfills its obligations under international trading arrangements and that these agreements are implemented to derive benefits to the private sector.
Grenada, Carriacou, Petite Martinique and its dependencies are located in the eastern Caribbean, south of the Windward Islands and 100 miles north of Venezuela. Neighboring islands St. Vincent and the Grenadines lie to the north and Trinidad and Tobago lie to the South.
Our islands are in the Atlantic Standard Time Zone (AST). It is one hour ahead of Eastern Standard Time (EST) and four hours behind Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).
You can get to Grenada by air and sea. Many cruise lines dock in our capital city of St. George and International and regional flights arrive and depart from the Maurice Bishop International Airport.
If you would like to continue on to our sister isles of Carriacou and Petite Martinique, you can take a short inter-island charter to Carriacou's Lauriston Airport or travel there by ferry aboard Osprey Lines Ltd. which departs from the Carenage in St. George's.
We understand that everyone’s needs are different, so we have created different levels of access. You can choose how to use this portal depending on your level of interest. Here are you options.
Level 1: You do not register.
You can view all the public information available on the portal. If you are only interested in reading about general trade information, then there is no need for you to register.
Level 2: You register as an Exporter/Shopper
You can view all the public information on the portal AND special pages and information and downloads for Exporters/Shoppers only.
Feel free to contact us if you have any questions about your level of access.
Ministry of Trade, Industry, Co-operatives and CARICOM Affairs
Financial Complex
Carenage, St. George's
Grenada, West Indies
Tel: (473) 440-2101/435-8889
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The pursuit of market access opportunities and provision of advice to Grenada’s exporters will remain an important task for the Ministry, supported by an adequate system for providing and disseminating trade-related information.
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Exporters from developing countries are increasingly feeling the pressure to conform to international standards if they are to enter successfully developed country markets.
There are many rapidly growing economies in the world ready to buy your goods and services, who can help you expand your market.
The exporter should consider the cost of shipment, delivery schedule, and accessibility to the shipped product by the foreign buyer when determining the method of international shipping.
General information about investments in Grenada and island investment opportunities.
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