The scrap metal trade which was suspended in Jamaica eighteen months ago is now scheduled to resume early in the New Year.
Industry Minister, Anthony Hylton who made the announcement on Wednesday said the trade will re-start in the third week of January under far more stringent measures aimed at curbing widespread theft which led to the ban last year.
Under the new regime, exporters, individuals and companies will now be required to post a J$7-million (US$ 76,000) bond, a portion of
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