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Marley Coffee set to stir it up
BY AL EDWARDS
Friday, April 01, 2011
THE venture into coffee production by Rohan Marley, son of reggae icon Bob Marley, appears to be paying dividends as his company seeks to give the Marley Coffee brand a global presence.
Speaking with Caribbean Business Report from the Bob Marley Museum where he has an operational base, Rohan Marley recounted the early years and how he broke into the coffee business.
From left Jason Sharp, Balram Vaswani, Rohan Marley, Richard Sharp and Lennox Lewis of Marley Coffee strike a pose at the Bob Marley Museum on Hope Road.
From left Jason Sharp, Balram Vaswani, Rohan Marley, Richard Sharp and Lennox Lewis of Marley Coffee strike a pose at the Bob Marley Museum on Hope Road.
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Back in 1998 a Rastafarian friend of Marley's called him in New Jersey where he was living at the time, and offered to show him a 52-acre property in Portland, Jamaica, that would prove a worthy investment. His interest piqued and valuing his friend's judgement he jumped on a flight to Jamaica to check it out.
Read more: http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/busin...#ixzz1IJeQAOGr
BY AL EDWARDS
Friday, April 01, 2011
THE venture into coffee production by Rohan Marley, son of reggae icon Bob Marley, appears to be paying dividends as his company seeks to give the Marley Coffee brand a global presence.
Speaking with Caribbean Business Report from the Bob Marley Museum where he has an operational base, Rohan Marley recounted the early years and how he broke into the coffee business.
From left Jason Sharp, Balram Vaswani, Rohan Marley, Richard Sharp and Lennox Lewis of Marley Coffee strike a pose at the Bob Marley Museum on Hope Road.
From left Jason Sharp, Balram Vaswani, Rohan Marley, Richard Sharp and Lennox Lewis of Marley Coffee strike a pose at the Bob Marley Museum on Hope Road.#slideshowtoggler, #slideshowtoggler a, #slideshowtoggler img {filter:none !important;zoom:normal !important}
1/2 Back in 1998 a Rastafarian friend of Marley's called him in New Jersey where he was living at the time, and offered to show him a 52-acre property in Portland, Jamaica, that would prove a worthy investment. His interest piqued and valuing his friend's judgement he jumped on a flight to Jamaica to check it out.
Read more: http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/busin...#ixzz1IJeQAOGr
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