Jamaica Trade Board Limited

Jamaica Trade Board Limited An Agency of the Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce The Trade Board Limited has responsibility for:

WTO Agreement on Import Licensing.

Jamaica Trade Board Limited is the national focal point for trade facilitation, primary source of trade information and administrator of relevant trade policies, regulations, and agreements. We are a regulatory agency of government, operating under the legal authority of the Trade Act and the auspices of the Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce (MIIC). The Trade Board is Jamaica's certify

ing authority for goods exported under the various trade agreements. Issuing import and export licences for specific items that may have a negative impact on the environmental, social or economic conditions of the country;


Issuing certificates of origin for Jamaican exports under various Preferential Trade Agreements;


Ensuring that Jamaica meets its international obligations under the following:
WTO Agreement on Rules of Origin


The company is headed by a Trade Administrator who manages the operations of the company under the guidance of a Board of Directors. All operations are done from its office situated at 10th Floor, Air Jamaica Building, 72 Harbour Street, Kingston.

Think you know the facts about Pre-Shipment Inspection (PSI)?PSI is designed to protect importers and consumers by helpi...
01/06/2026

Think you know the facts about Pre-Shipment Inspection (PSI)?

PSI is designed to protect importers and consumers by helping to ensure that motor vehicles meet Jamaica’s required standards before they arrive on our roads. Understanding the facts can help you make smarter trade decisions and avoid costly misconceptions.

Visit tradeboard.gov.jm to learn more about PSI and other trade-related services available through the Jamaica Trade Board Limited.

Resilient businesses create stronger economies, and resilient manufacturing drives national growth. 🇯🇲The Jamaica Trade ...
01/06/2026

Resilient businesses create stronger economies, and resilient manufacturing drives national growth. 🇯🇲

The Jamaica Trade Board Limited was proud to sponsor the JMEA Manufacture 360 Conference 2026, held under the theme: “Shaping the Future of Jamaican Manufacturing from All Angles: Robust Recovery for Resilient Growth.”

During the conference, our Director of Public Education and Public Relations, Mrs. Rushelle Whyte-Thompson, highlighted how JTBL’s digital platforms: JTIP, EXPORTAcademy, and EXPORTJamaica, are empowering local manufacturers to strengthen operations, access global opportunities, and recover with confidence in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa.

We are honoured to have partnered with the Jamaica Manufacturers and Exporters Association for this important event and remain committed to supporting Jamaica’s manufacturing sector as it continues to innovate, recover, and grow.

From our roots to the world 🌍🇯🇲Every Jamaican product carries a story of culture, creativity, and craftsmanship. From ha...
29/05/2026

From our roots to the world 🌍🇯🇲

Every Jamaican product carries a story of culture, creativity, and craftsmanship. From handmade goods to world-class exports, what we create locally has the power to compete globally.

With every shipment, we’re not just exporting products… we’re sharing Jamaica’s identity with the world.

Ready to grow beyond borders and become a successful exporter?
Start your journey today 👉 tradeboard.gov.jm/EXPORTJamaica

Exports don’t just move products — they move Jamaica forward. 🇯🇲From production to international markets, every step in ...
28/05/2026

Exports don’t just move products — they move Jamaica forward. 🇯🇲

From production to international markets, every step in the export journey creates opportunities, generates foreign exchange, and drives real economic growth across the island.

When businesses export, they don’t just grow — they create jobs, boost productivity, and strengthen Jamaica’s global presence.

Ready to take your business beyond borders? 🌍
Start your export journey today: tradeboard.gov.jm/EXPORTJamaica

Exporting scrap batteries? Make sure you’re compliant before you ship. 🔋🌍Certain products require an export licence in J...
27/05/2026

Exporting scrap batteries? Make sure you’re compliant before you ship. 🔋🌍

Certain products require an export licence in Jamaica — and scrap batteries are one of them.

With the right approvals and documentation in place, you can avoid delays and ensure your exports move smoothly through the system.

Apply for your export licence via JSWIFT:
👉 jswift.gov.jm

We’ll be taking a short break in observance of Labour Day. 🇯🇲Our office will be closed on Monday, May 25, 2026, and we’l...
22/05/2026

We’ll be taking a short break in observance of Labour Day. 🇯🇲

Our office will be closed on Monday, May 25, 2026, and we’ll be back to serving you on Tuesday, May 26, 2026.

Wishing everyone a safe and productive Labour Day!

22/05/2026

Yes, trade becomes easier when we have access to the right information.

The Jamaica Trade Board Limited has developed three key digital platforms to transform the trading industry for Jamaicans. With EXPORTJamaica, EXPORTAcademy and the Jamaica Trade Information Portal (JTIP), your access to a world of trade resources, knowledge and opportunities is only one tap away.

Visit our website at tradeboard.gov.jm to kickstart your learning experience today.



Exporting explosives requires strict compliance — and the right approvals. ⚠️🌍In Jamaica, exporters of explosives must o...
22/05/2026

Exporting explosives requires strict compliance — and the right approvals. ⚠️🌍

In Jamaica, exporters of explosives must obtain an export licence from Jamaica Trade Board Limited, along with additional approvals from key authorities.

These measures ensure safety, accountability, and adherence to national and international regulations.

Before you export, make sure you have everything in place.
Apply via JSWIFT:
👉 jswift.gov.jm

IMPORTERS, TAKE NOTE!The Jamaica Trade Board Limited (JTBL) is reminding all importers that Pre-Shipment Inspection (PSI...
21/05/2026

IMPORTERS, TAKE NOTE!

The Jamaica Trade Board Limited (JTBL) is reminding all importers that Pre-Shipment Inspection (PSI) requirements remain mandatory for used vehicles imported from designated countries.

Effective June 1, 2026, non-compliance with PSI requirements will attract a USD $500.00 verification fee and may result in delays, additional costs, and possible sanctions.

Swipe through to learn:
✔ Which countries require PSI
✔ What happens if a PSI certificate is missing
✔ The purpose of the verification process
✔ Important compliance reminders for importers

Ensure your documents are in order and avoid unnecessary delays and expenses.

For more information, contact the Jamaica Trade Board Limited at (876) 967-0507 or visit tradeboard.gov.jm.

Address

72 Harbour Street
Kingston

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 15:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 15:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 15:00
Thursday 09:00 - 15:00
Friday 09:00 - 14:00

Telephone

876 967 0507

Website

http://www.miic.gov.jm/, http://www.jswift.gov.jm/

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