Caribbean Records Mfg. Corp.

Pressing Plant in Miami, Florida, established and first opened May 2, 1972 (Caribbean Records Manufacturing Corp.)

Owner and Founder Jose Armada Sr. operated the business when it stopped pressing vinyl records in 2004. Jose Armada Sr. operated the warehouse facility as it continued to be used for other lucrative recording media; including Compact Disc / DVD manufacturing, duplication & mastering, media packaging / printing of Deluxe CD / DVD slip cases, digipaks, paper sleeves and adhesive stickers.
His son Jose Armada Jr. still holds the deed to the property with his real estate company.

* For vinyl releases pressed at this facility, there is a distinctive label area configuration. The release has [url=https://img.discogs.com/55s3o_BAFWxslYkQiHDbGdrjnto=/fit-in/600x600/filters:strip_icc():format(jpeg):mode_rgb():quality(90)/discogs-images/L-405502-1502170917-1086.jpeg.jpg]one "shouldered" 2.75" outer pressing ring[/url]; this can be cross-verified by the operation of facility during 1972 and 2004.
Lacquer Cut / mastering credits: Pepin