Listing Type: service_provider

  • Oceanpointe Utilities sewerage service

    Current utility pages state that Oceanpointe Utilities operates the sewer network and treatment plants serving the Oceanpointe development in Sandy Bay, Hanover. This is a development-specific utility, not a public cesspool collection service.

  • Smart Mobile Solutions device repair and trade-in centre

    Current provider page documents walk-in repair for major mobile-device, laptop and tablet brands plus a Smart Trade device-upgrade programme. It is a Samsung-authorized service centre. Confirm trade-in eligibility and what happens to devices or parts that cannot be repaired.

  • Zero Waste Loop national glass-recycling campaign

    The organisation’s current website identifies a national glass-recycling campaign and its role as the official glass-recycling partner for Dream Weekend. The page does not publish permanent drop-off locations, accepted colours or formats, fees, preparation rules or processing destinations. Confirm campaign status and operating details internally before publishing this as a public service route.

  • Blue Mountain Coffee Venture coffee-waste vermicomposting

    The Jamaica Coffee Exporters Association profile states that the producer recombines coffee-processing water, pulp and mucilage for earthworm conversion into vermicompost. This appears to be an internal recovery system. Confirm current operations, farm and pulpery locations, and whether outside coffee waste or other organic inputs are accepted.

  • Delta appliance repair and life-extension service

    Current company page documents repair, installation and preventive maintenance for major domestic and commercial appliances across Jamaica and identifies Delta as a Samsung appliance service centre and parts distributor. Confirm whether unrepairable appliances or replaced parts are retained for recycling.

  • Hara Makers corporate plastic buy-back programme

    Current organisation pages describe a traceable corporate programme that receives post-consumer or post-industrial plastic and converts it into functional upcycled products through trained community makers. This is a corporate partnership route, not confirmed household drop-off. Confirm accepted polymers, contamination limits, minimum volumes, pickup coverage and Jamaica handover location.

  • Michael Black Farms coconut by-product recovery

    A 2024 government feature documents internal conversion of dry coconut husk into coir dust and fibre, plus field mulching and other whole-coconut uses. Confirm the farm address, current product availability and whether coconut waste from other growers or processors is accepted.

  • Pressure Cooker Place small-appliance repair centre

    Current provider site documents repair of pressure cookers, blenders and related small kitchen appliances, including older models, with walk-in and courier access. This is a life-extension service, not confirmed e-waste intake; ask before leaving an unrepairable appliance.

  • Rock Solid damaged-water-tank recovery route

    Current reporting documents grinding damaged water tanks and reusing the plastic in non-load-bearing products. The article does not say that tanks are accepted from the public. Confirm whether customers may return Rock Solid or other-brand tanks, collection options, resin requirements and contamination limits.

  • Michael Swaby coconut-husk compost lead

    A Ministry profile states that the farmer sells coconut husks as compost material and seeks productive uses for coconut shells. Retain as an informal agricultural-recovery lead. Confirm current activity, farm location, contact method, material quantities and whether waste is accepted from others.