‘Resilience Farm Tour’ delivers $5 million worth of Solenis Diversey products to boost farm-to-hotel value chain
sratech Jamaica Limited recently expanded its national Resilience Farm Tour initiative with a donation valued at more than $5 million in Solenis Diversey products to small ruminant farmers who supply the island’s hotel and hospitality industry.
The official handover, held last Friday, was formally received by the Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA), underscoring the importance of coordinated support across the sector. The initiative forms part of Isratech’s broader push to transition farmers from recovery to long-term resilience following recent climate-related challenges.
As the official distributor of Diversey cleaning and sanitation solutions in Jamaica, Isratech’s partnership with the global specialty chemical company is aimed at strengthening agricultural resilience, improving farm hygiene standards, and reinforcing the critical link between agriculture and tourism — two of Jamaica’s most important economic pillars.
Small ruminant farmers play a key role in supplying hotels, restaurants and resorts across the island. However, rising demand for high-quality, locally produced food has increased the need for stronger sanitation and food safety practices.
As such, the recent donation of professional-grade cleaning solutions is expected to enhance biosecurity, support compliance with food safety standards, while creating healthier production environments, ultimately improving farmers’ ability to meet the requirements of the tourism sector.
CEO of Isratech Benjamin Hodara said the latest effort reflects the company’s commitment to strengthening the entire agricultural value chain.
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