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| Continental-National Bakery Chairman Butch Hendrickson with Omar and Dominic Azan of Boss Furniture |
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| Visitors to National Bakery's 'Bold Ones of Manufacturing' Display are captivated by sandals created by Dorrette Ubanks' company D'NexStep |
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| Lacey Bartley of Bartley's All-In-Wood makes a sale at the National Bakery 'Bold Ones of Manufacturing' display |
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| Wray & Nephew reps pose before their picturesque backdrop |
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| Fae Ellington and Clyde McKenzie enjoy the vibe at the Wray & Nephew display |
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| The creative Michelle Smith shared her exquisite products at the Chocolate Dreams display |
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| Dairy Industries with their yogurt and bun and cheese were a popular spot on the mezzanine |
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| Dr Barry Wade on location at the Environmental Solutions display |
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| My daughter Anita, a Cordon Bleu chef, was delighted with the fresh produce at the farmers' market |
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| The refreshing Wisynco display |
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| Karen Rosen at the impressive Boom Bar |
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| Sun Island's Mr and Mrs Ray Miles, long-standing supporters of Expo |
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| Grace Food Processors (Meats) supports over 600 farmers |
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| Grace Foods representatives gear up to serve their delicious products |
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| Matthew Keaveny of Lithographic Printers and Tashna Edwards of PROComm enjoy the show |
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| Kareema Muncey (right) owner of Home Choice had a successful EXPO outing |
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| These cuties enjoyed ice-cream samples from Stewart & Smith |
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| Anthony Williams serves up wonderful Blue Mountain Coffee |
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| Grace Kennedy Senior Executive Michael Ranglin collects a prize for the legendary Grace Ketchup from EXPO Jamaica Committee members |
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| Lacey Bartley receives award for most environmentally friendly from JEA President Marjory Kennedy and other EXPO Committee members |
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| Lacey's wooden jewellery got the nod of approval from Novia McDonald-Whyte |
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