Ice cream and other edible ice in   Jamaica

Exports In 2022, Jamaica exported $209k in Ice cream and other edible ice, making it the 96th largest exporter of Ice cream and other edible ice in the world. At the same year, Ice cream and other edible ice was the 240th most exported product in Jamaica. The main destination of Ice cream and other edible ice exports from Jamaica are: Turks and Caicos Islands ($138k), Cayman Islands ($70.3k), Canada ($475), Trinidad and Tobago ($35), and Bahamas ($18).

The fastest growing export markets for Ice cream and other edible ice of Jamaica between 2021 and 2022 were Cayman Islands ($63.7k), Turks and Caicos Islands ($1.81k), and Canada ($475).

Imports In 2022, Jamaica imported $8.13M in Ice cream and other edible ice, becoming the 68th largest importer of Ice cream and other edible ice in the world. At the same year, Ice cream and other edible ice was the 155th most imported product in Jamaica. Jamaica imports Ice cream and other edible ice primarily from: United States ($3.71M), Dominican Republic ($2.6M), Suriname ($1.06M), Canada ($197k), and France ($185k).

The fastest growing import markets in Ice cream and other edible ice for Jamaica between 2021 and 2022 were United States ($1.37M), Dominican Republic ($917k), and Suriname ($273k).

COMPANIES In 2023, leading companies such as Heineken (215), Samsung (193), and Celebrity Cruises (44) were at the forefront of shipping Ice cream and other edible ice from Jamaica to the United States.