Sunday, June 7, 2026

Arawak drops price

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ARAWAK CEMENT COMPANY is playing hard now that it has stiff competition.

As of this week, the St Lucy-based, Trinidadian-owned company dropped the price of its cement to match that of Rock Hard Cement, which was retailing at $21.05 – $7 less than Arawak’s.

A check with hardware stores across the island revealed that Arawak dropped its price twice since Rock Hard Cement began importation of its blended hydraulic cement only last Monday.

A bag of cement from Arawak was being sold for just over $28. It dropped to $26.48 last week and further reduced to $21.05, the same price as Rock Hard.

When contacted yesterday, chairman and chief executive of Rock Hard Cement, Mark Maloney, called Arawak’s price drop amazing. (MB)

Please read the full story in today’s Daily Nation, or in the eNATION edition.

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