The Saint Lucia Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture announces strengthened economic collaboration with the French Caribbean territories of Martinique, Guadeloupe, and French Guiana through the Trade Facilitation Team (TFT) of CCI Martinique. The initiative provides Saint Lucian businesses with structured access to French Caribbean markets, including market screening, regulatory guidance, and organized B2B trade missions.Recent 2024–2025 activities include:A tourism exchange mission strengthening hospitality sector tiesBusiness prospecting missions connecting regional companiesPermanent TFT representation within the Saint Lucia ChamberPriority export sectors for Saint Lucian companies include fishing, agriculture, spices, and fashion, while French Caribbean businesses are exploring opportunities in agri-food, construction, and events in Saint Lucia.This partnership enhances regional integration, expands export diversification, and provides Saint Lucian businesses with direct support in accessing EU-aligned Caribbean markets.The Chamber encourages businesses interested in regional expansion to engage with the Trade Facilitation Team.

The Saint Lucia Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture announces that voting for the People’s Choice Award is now open.

The Chamber extends its deepest sympathies following the devastating fire that occurred overnight at the Computer World Building in Bois D ‘Orange, Gros Islet. Our thoughts are with the building owners, the businesses operating within the facility, and all employees whose work and livelihoods have been affected by this unfortunate event.

The Saint Lucia Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture hosted its first Executive Luncheon for 2026 on March 12 at the Harbor Club Hotel, featuring an address by the newly appointed Minister for Commerce, Dr. Ernest Hilaire. In a focused presentation, Minister Hilaire demonstrated that he has quickly brought himself up to speed in his new portfolio and is moving to define a clear work program aimed at strengthening the business environment and expanding opportunities for local enterprise. His address outlined a forward-looking agenda intended to positively impact the indigenous business community while ensuring that the benefits of economic growth are broadly shared across Saint Lucian society.

Chamber Members you are encouraged to remain vigilant and proactive in light of growing international uncertainty arising from the ongoing geopolitical tensions involving the United States, Israel and Iran. While these developments are unfolding far from our shores, global conflicts of this nature can have far-reaching implications for small, open economies such as Saint Lucia.

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Castries, Saint Lucia — The St. Lucia Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture has released the findings of its Business Performance Survey (Take 15) for the second quarter of 2025, covering the period April to June. The survey highlights a generally subdued operating environment for businesses, characterized by declining sales, workforce contraction, rising costs, and cautious business sentiment.

✨ Where Caribbean Leaders Meet ✨The St. Lucia Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with Sagicor Life, proudly presents the premier CEO Ka Palé — an exclusive panel discussion bringing together 50 senior executives for dialogue, insights, and connection.

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