Chairman of the Barbados Private Sector Association (BPSA), Trisha Tannis said large retailers are honouring the compact with the government to try to keep prices down on 47 select items, but she noted the same might not apply to some of the smaller operators, which make up the informal sector.
BPSA: Large retailers playing their part
BPSA chairman Trisha Tannis says large retailers are not in breach of the compact with government to keep prices down on 47 select items
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