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Caribbean Flavours & Fragrances Limited, CFF, has pumped some $40 million into the modernisation of its Spanish Town Road, Kingston-based factory, investments that have helped the company record its best half-year revenue performance to date.

Caribbean Flavours & Fragrances Limited, CFF, is taking another shot at finding markets for its sugar-reduction substitute, Flavour Fit, but this time it’s marketing the product as an ingredient for baked goods.

Listed company Caribbean Flavours and Fragrances (CFF) is encouraging enterprising young people to partner with them and other established companies to build their businesses.

CFF director Anand James urged potential entrepreneurs to network with the right people and organisations to be successful.

New business gained in Trinidad & Tobago and the Dominican Republic, along with adjustments in a few of the raw materials used in its products, helped Caribbean Flavours and Fragrances Limited, CFF, to maintain second quarter 2022 earnings at $24 million.

Check out some of our photos from the CFF Fragrance Seminar 2022.

Caribbean Flavours and Fragrances Ltd (CFF), a company under The Derrimon Trading Group, and the premier supplier of quality flavours and fragrances for beverage, baking, confectionery and ice cream manufacturers across the Caribbean, continues to provide support to the End Time Basic School, an early childhood institution based in the Penwood Place community of St Andrew.

CariBBEan Flavours and Fragrances (CFF), the Kingston-based producer of a host of flavours and fragrances used in the manufacturing process, is now ready to launch into the dominican republic and the US. Ian Kelly, chief financial officer of CFF, told the Jamaica Observer that the aim is to have the entity earning more than half

Caribbean Flavours and Fragrances Limited (CFF) for the second quarter ending June 30, 2022 saw a revenue uptick as several large clients experienced increased demand for their products and as the Jamaican economy recovered following full reopening late last year.