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Bon Trade Intl. is an N.V.O.C.C. (Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier) and Freight Forwarding operation that focuses on specific markets.


09
Mar

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Caribbean heritage

Where do flamingos live and breed? Flamingos, with their striking pink plumage and elegant stance, have long captured the admiration of nature lovers. These birds are highly social. They wade gracefully through shallow waters in search of food. Flamingos inhabit various regions across the world, including the Americas, Africa, Europe, and Asia.  While often linked […]

12
Feb

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Caribbean Culture

Why did we start wearing costumes and masks? Masks and costumes have been part of human culture for thousands of years. They started as tools for rituals, performances, and celebrations. Today, they are a key part of Carnival. But how did this tradition begin, and how did it evolve into the grand parades and celebrations […]

17
Jan
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Ocean Cargo

A day to celebrate hope, justice and equality Every year, on the third Monday of January, we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a leader who dedicated his life to fighting for justice and equality. This day is a time to remember his contributions and reflect on the values he stood for. Dr. King was […]



A Haven for Flamingos, the Graceful Guardians of Curaçao

Where do flamingos live and breed? Flamingos, with their striking pink plumage and elegant stance, have long captured the admiration of nature lovers. These birds are highly social. They wade gracefully through shallow waters in search of food. Flamingos inhabit various regions across the world, including the Americas, Africa, Europe, and Asia.  While often linked […]



The Origins of Masks and Costumes: From Ancient Rituals to Carnival in Aruba and Curaçao

Why did we start wearing costumes and masks? Masks and costumes have been part of human culture for thousands of years. They started as tools for rituals, performances, and celebrations. Today, they are a key part of Carnival. But how did this tradition begin, and how did it evolve into the grand parades and celebrations […]



Honoring Martin Luther King Jr. Day: A Legacy of Hope and Justice

A day to celebrate hope, justice and equality Every year, on the third Monday of January, we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a leader who dedicated his life to fighting for justice and equality. This day is a time to remember his contributions and reflect on the values he stood for. Dr. King was […]



The Vital Roles Ports play in the Caribbean

The Vital Role of Caribbean Ports When we think of the Caribbean, images of breathtaking beaches, vibrant cultures, and festive carnivals often come to mind. However, behind the beauty lies a network of critical logistical hubs that sustain the region’s economies. Ports in Curaçao, Aruba, and St. Maarten serve as vital maritime gateways. They connect […]



Christmas Traditions Around the World

Christmas Traditions Around the World The Christmas period is celebrated around the globe in wonderfully diverse ways, showcasing the rich culture, history, and customs of each region. This season of joy and togetherness is brightened by traditions, festive fun, and community celebrations, no matter where or how it’s observed. Here, we share some of the […]



Thanksgiving: A Story of Gratitude with a culinary twist

The origins of Thanksgiving Thanksgiving has a way of drawing us back to the essentials—family, food, and gratitude. But how did this beloved holiday begin, and how did it evolve into the feast we know today? Let’s take a journey through the history of Thanksgiving, from a humble harvest celebration to the centerpiece of the […]



The land of the free, because of the Brave !

Honoring our Heroes: Veterans Day in the United States On November 11th, the United States celebrates Veterans Day. This holiday honors the men and women who served in the armed forces. Unlike Memorial Day, Veterans Day is for all veterans—those living, those who have passed, and those still in service. It’s a day to remember, […]



An interesting fact about October you probably did not know!

How did we end up with the name October on our calendar? It’s all related to the fascinating evolution of our calendar. In ancient Rome, calendars looked different. They started with a ten-month calendar. March, named after Mars, the god of war, marked the year’s beginning. Following March were April, May, June, Quintilis, Sextilis, September, […]

Bon Trade Intl. Corp. 40th Anniversary
Bon Trade Intl. Corp. was founded in 1984 to be a service company in support of the export trade to the Caribbean from South Florida, The Gateway to the Caribbean, and South America.

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