Stop the political football match.
That’s what B’s Recycling wants, as the local company seeks to assist in the establishment of Barbados’ green economy.
Commenting publicly for the first time since being involved in the relocation of its metal recycling plant to Bagatelle, St Thomas, the company, owned and operated by brothers Paul and Andrew Bynoe, yesterday defended its purpose in the market, and asked those involved to stop placing the company at the centre of “political footballism”.
In a paid statement today [please see SATURDAY SUN Page 2 ], the company noted that both the current Democratic Labour Party administration and the previous Barbados Labour Party Government had recognized the contribution the company had made to the cleaning and greening of Barbados’ environment.
B’s no football!
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