"Grow Compost Factory Ltd. has been in the business of converting Antigua’s organic waste into commercial grade organic compost since 2021. Compost's value to agriculture, waste reduction, and the environment is well known worldwide, but only beginning to be appreciated in Antigua. Because of our current limited production capacity and the huge demand for our product, we are looking to expand the business to a commercial-scale facility. With our new facility, we'll move from a one-man backyard operation to a continuous flow, partially mechanized process, requiring significantly less manual effort by volume, while generating hundreds of times the quantity of finished compost, and offering it at a much lower cost by volume to the consumer. This is a unique opportunity to produce an environmentally beneficial product for a customer base that desperately needs it, in a market with no current competition."

Superior Catering is a Hospitality company based in Saint Lucia, revolutionizing the catering industry through farm-to-table food/Agro-tourism solutions. We provide healthy, organic, and locally-sourced meals for events and cafes, while minimizing environmental impact through sustainable practices. We are poised for significant growth in the wellness and eco-conscious tourism markets. We are passionate about protecting our environment and preserving our natural resources, and believe our innovative approach and dedication to freshness, sustainability, and community will resonate with investors seeking socially responsible businesses with strong growth potential.

Island rEvive TechWaste Solutions is an e-waste management company registered and seeking to operate in Antigua & Barbuda with plans to in the Eastern Caribbean region.  As a pioneer in the region's e-waste management sector, Island rEvive TechWaste Solutions will offer comprehensive services aimed at responsibly collecting, recycling, and disposing of electronic waste. The company will prioritize sustainability and regulatory compliance, ensuring adherence to environmental laws and regulations governing e-waste management. With a focus on tailored solutions, we will serve the following customer segments individuals, governments, businesses, and hospitality industries, addressing their specific needs while promoting environmental awareness and social responsibility. Through our commitment to sustainable practices and community engagement, we aim to make a positive impact on the environment and contribute to the region's sustainable development goals.

Eze Green Energy Company (EGEC) is a start-up biodiesel Production Operations company with its location in Castries, St. Lucia. EGEC provides solution for waste vegetable oil and animal fats recovery, recycling and management methodologies. EGEC Green-Tech adopted methodologies is capable of converting waste edible oil and animal fats into two environmental friendly products; biodiesel fuel and organic based liquid detergent. The technology behind EGEC system is a heterogeneous catalytic processes with an in house formulated catalyst and trans-esterification reaction processes in a specially designed reflux reactor for Biodiesel production. Biodiesel provides a lifecycle reduction in greenhouse gas emissions of about 76.4% relative to average fossil diesel fuel. EGEC organic liquid based detergents are not petroleum based chemicals thereby reducing the carbon emissions involved in the production of synthetic detergents. Also by using waste vegetable oil and animal fats as the main feedstock is a sustainable waste management protocol and total elimination of the pollutions and negative impacts of such waste to the environment.

I am Rhonda St Hill-Blanchard from the beautiful, nature isle Saint Lucia.  My husband and I started farming around our home. However, during the Covid locked down period we experienced a shortage in food supply due to harsh climate conditions topped with interruptions in the shipment.   This is where our journey began to establish an innovative farm with climate controlled greenhouses and an aeroponics system to mitigate the economic and environmental risks thus, having a consistent supply of natural produce.

Regal Farms is the proud recipient of the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) grant which was used to complete a 20ft shaded green house to produce oyster mushrooms with the assistance and training of Alexis Willams of Funky Fungi.

Regal Farms assisting Dugard Combined with a backyard garden and hydroponic setup and training the students.

Completed greenhouse awaiting mushroom grow bags.

STRIVING TO FEED OUR NATION’S CHILDREN ONE HEALTHY MEAL AT A TIME.

CONTACT: RHONDA ST HILL BLANCHARD

CEO/FOUNDER

1-758-285-2929

rblanchard@regalfarmsslu.com

Spice Isle Solar, based in Grenada, provides comprehensive solar solutions to combat high energy costs and mitigate climate change in the Caribbean. With over six years of industry experience and collaboration with leaders like Ecuip Engineering and Solar Design Lab, the company specializes in solar design & installations for residential and commercial clients. Leveraging Grenada's renewable energy initiatives, such as customs duties exemptions and special financing options, Spice Isle Solar makes solar energy accessible and affordable. Through technological innovation and a commitment to sustainability, the company empowers individuals and businesses to transition to renewable energy, contributing to the region's economic and environmental resilience.

Mother Becky Bush Tea offers the essence of Caribbean herbal tea tradition fused with contemporary convenience. Situated in St. Kitts and Nevis, this agroprocessing and beverage enterprise specialises in crafting herbal loose-leaf teas, tea bags, and ready-to-drink bottled iced teas, all featuring locally sourced ingredients. Inspired by the wisdom of his great grandmother, Mother Becky, owner Jermine Mike infuses the company with the rich tradition and heritage of St. Kitts and Nevis bush tea while continuously innovating new and delicious ways to present this tradition to the world. Committed to supporting local agriculture and sustainability, Mother Becky Bush Tea has gained significant traction in the domestic market and is poised for expansion into the wider Caribbean, North American, and European markets.

Little Zion (the Company) is an agro-tourism business which owns and operates an estate comprising 9.90 acres of land (the Estate), situated in the North of Dominica.   The Estate provides the only access to the Syndicate Falls (also known as the Milton Falls), one of Dominica’s popular waterfalls. 

Located on the border of a protected rainforest, the Estate is ideally situated at one of Dominica’s prime Nature Trails, and sits at the foothills of Morne Diablotins, Dominica’s highest mountain.  Given its prime location, the Estate is uniquely placed to develop a premier agro-tourism product, benefitting from multiple revenue streams with considerable growth potential.

The business model comprises revenue streams from three main sectors: tourism (site fees, merchandise and food and beverage sales, guided tours), agriculture (regeneration of a historical banana estate into an organic farm); and accommodation (off-grid eco-friendly camping lodge and villas using modern sustainable design techniques).