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October 7, 2005

SVG products well received at trade show

The annual exhibition of Arts and Crafts for CARICOM took place at The Sherbourne Conference Centre, Barbados from September 22 to 26.

St. Vincent and the Grenadines was represented by Authentic Africana Carib Batiks, Davy Agro Industries Ltd and De Anjay Wines.{{more}}

Authentic Africana Carib Batiks had a wealth of Authentic African designs and was well received at the Fashion Show on the Friday evening and at the Cultural Extravaganza on Saturday.

Davy Agro Industries Ltd, for its part, showcased its soon to be launched Rum Cake in vanilla and chocolate flavors. With a very interesting box design reminiscent of the poster featuring Pirates of the Caribbean, the booth attracted quite a lot of attention. De Anjay wines were also a part of the Davy Agro booth. Their Wines made mainly with sun-ripened fruits seemed destined for great things as not one taster was unhappy.

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