AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEconomic Outlook: The World Bank projects Grenada’s economy will grow 3.3% in 2026, as tourism-led economies face high energy and transport costs. Tourism: The Grenada Tourism Authority plans to launch Pure Experiences in mid-October, promoting locally run tours and activities across Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique. Regional Manufacturing: CARICOM teams will assess the region’s supply of paints, cement, glass bottles and bitumen from October 12–27; their findings will inform future tariff decisions affecting producers, importers and consumers. Agriculture: Grenada’s Pesticide Control Board has begun a national audit of the pesticide supply chain to check compliance and protect food safety and agricultural exports. Blue Economy: Eligible businesses in fisheries, marine tourism and waste management can seek grants in a final funding round for Grenada and two other OECS states. Ports and Labour: The Grenada Ports Authority and GTAWU signed agreements covering pilots, middle managers and St George’s Bus Terminus, with salary increases and improved benefits.
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