Licensed import and export from JamaicaFull batch traceability with COACaribbean and international distribution
Sunrise over a licensed cannabis farm in Jamaica

Roadmap

What we are delivering, and what it returns.

This page is a working document. It states what is already live, what is in build and what comes next, with the community impact of each stage written next to it rather than kept separate.

Timeline

Seven milestones, tracked openly.

Status is reviewed as the programme moves. Where something slips, it stays on the list with an honest status rather than disappearing.

  1. Live nowLive

    Licensed import, export and distribution

    Import, export and distribution licences held with the Cannabis Licensing Authority, with trade corridors open across Caribbean territories and permit led routes internationally.

    Community impact. Licensed Jamaican farms reach regulated buyers without giving up ownership of their crop.

  2. Live nowLive

    Grower partnership programme

    Direct contracts with licensed local growers on transparent pricing, with documentation, testing and freight handled on their behalf rather than brokered against them.

    Community impact. Fair pricing and paperwork support for farms that would otherwise be locked out of export.

  3. In buildIn build

    Standardised extract and API line

    Extraction and standardisation to fixed cannabinoid concentrations, with batch specific Certificates of Analysis and a formal stability programme.

    Community impact. Higher value processing stays in Jamaica instead of moving offshore with raw material.

  4. In buildIn build

    Research and development licence workstream

    Field trials, cultivar characterisation and analytical data sets built under the Research and Development Experimental scope, which covers assessment, study, research, development and testing of cannabis derived products.

    Community impact. Jamaican landrace genetics are documented and credited rather than quietly copied abroad.

  5. NextNext

    Clinical trial supply agreements

    Supply of standardised investigational material to pharmaceutical sponsors for priority indications, coordinated with licensed importers in destination countries.

    Community impact. Skilled quality, analytical and documentation roles created locally.

  6. NextNext

    Record Jamaican export volume

    We intend to break the record for medical cannabis exportation from Jamaica, measured in permitted, documented volume rather than announcements.

    Community impact. Export revenue returns to Jamaican farms, contractors and the wider local economy.

  7. NextNext

    Pharmaceutical partner facility scope

    Facility and quality system scope aligned to pharmaceutical manufacturing expectations, developed alongside sponsor and importer requirements.

    Community impact. Long term contracts that hold local employment steady across seasons.

Cannabis plant rooted in natural Jamaican soil

Impact

Where the value lands.

Export volume only matters if it changes something on the ground. These are the measures we hold ourselves to.

Farmers first

  • Transparent contract pricing per lot
  • No requirement to sell the farm or the licence
  • Documentation and testing costs carried by us

Local economy

  • Processing and quality work retained in Jamaica
  • Local contractors used for freight and facilities
  • Skilled roles in analytics and compliance

Follow the programme or join it.

If you are a grower, a clinician, a sponsor or a community partner, tell us where you fit and we will keep you close to the relevant milestone.