Kashif Sweet

Kashif Sweet

CEO Jamaica

Kashif Sweet is the CEO of Bengal Development Company, which is currently facing legal challenges over its quarry plans in the Dry Harbour Mountains. He has been involved in the defense of the company's operations, arguing against claims made by local residents, including Anne Hopwood, regarding environmental concerns and competition within the industry.

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Jamaica Jamaica: Kashif Sweet is the managing director of Bengal and head of its US-based parent company Jamaica World LLC. 5

Andrew Holness Michael Hylton Abe Dabdoub Donna Howe Carlton Campbell
The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Bengal dithers | Lead Stories

Jamaica Jamaica: Kashif Sweet is the managing director of Bengal Development Limited. 7

Abe Dabdoub Sonya Wint Blair Andrea Thomas Tricia Hutchinson Shelly Kimberley Myrie Essor Dr Andrew Holness Annaliesa Lindsay Gillian Guthrie Michael Hylton Carlton Campbell Anne Hopwood Martin Hopwood
The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: ‘Speculative and without merit’ | Lead Stories

Jamaica Jamaica: Kashif Sweet is the managing director of Bengal Development who received the letters regarding the quarry licence. 5

Andrew Holness Gillian Guthrie Michael Hylton Dr Janine Dawkins Dr Alwin Hales Abe Dabdoub Wendy Lee
The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Gov’t flip-flop on Bengal mining in Dry Habour Mountains exposed in court | Lead Stories

Jamaica Jamaica: Kashif Sweet is the CEO of Bengal Development who was mentioned in relation to competition concerns raised by Anne Hopwood. 5

Anne Hopwood Martin Hopwood Wendy Lee Sonya Wint Blair Andrea Thomas Tricia Hutchinson Shelly Annaliesa Lindsay Kimberley Myrie Essor Andrew Holness Donovan Hopwood Michael Hylton
The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Resident admits Bengal Development permit much stricter on environmental protection than her quarry licence | Lead Stories