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Consumers urged to buy local

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In an effort to push for accessibility of locally grown produce, the Centre for Agricultural Research and Innovation (CAGRI), through its food sovereignty programme,...

Private sector body: Buy local, regional goods to ease tariff impact

Business Colville Mounsey Colville Mounsey -
Chairman of the Barbados Private Sector Association (BPSA), Trisha Tannis, is advising Barbadians to turn to locally and regionally manufactured goods as a buffer...

Bajans urged to buy local this holiday season

Business Sherrylyn Clarke Sherrylyn Clarke -
Barbadians are being urged to spend their money on items produced at home.This advice comes as the country’s cost of living and import bill...

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