Many British companies have dealings with the Caribbean and send goods there as a matter of course. If you are a manufacturer or a wholesaler, you may need to ship goods to the Caribbean on a regular basis in order to keep your customers stocked with the goods that they need, which means that they have to arrive on time every time.
If you are, say, shipping to St. Kitts or shipping to Grenada you may very well have your manufacturing process set up so that you can produce the products that your customers need, but there is another factor in the equation and that is the shipping company that you use. It is one thing getting your products to a shipping company's warehouse in plenty of time, but quite another for that shipping company to get your products halfway around the world in a timely manner.
You need your products delivered to your customers on time because if there are glitches and they run out of stock they are going to lose business. In turn, that means that they will look for another supplier and you will lose the business also, regardless of the fact that it wasn't your fault.
This is why finding a shipping company that knows all of the import regulations at the destination and can be relied upon to get your goods to the port on time is so critical. In the Caribbean, rules vary from one island to the next, so finding a company that specialises in shipping to your particular destination is vital.
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