Barbados: Growers hope for stricter controls on onion imports

Published 2022년 4월 22일

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The CEO of the Barbados Agricultural Society, James Paul, is urging the government to swiftly implement measures to restrict onion imports, which are negatively impacting local growers. Despite Agriculture Minister Indar Weir's efforts to safeguard local farmers from imported onions, which are undercutting local produce, local growers continue to face challenges in selling their onions. The main growing season for onions in Barbados extends until around June.
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James Paul, Chief Executive Officer of the Barbados Agricultural Society, hopes the government's measures to tighten controls on onion imports will come into effect soon. "I know the growers are still having trouble getting the onions to market, so I think whatever they plan to do will hopefully happen soon because the reality is they are competing in the market with a imported product that should not have been brought in. This is a situation that needs to be addressed quickly. And there are growers who will soon be coming with more onions because the onion season doesn't end until around June or so," said Paul. The BAS head acknowledged that Agriculture Minister ...
Source: Uiennieuws

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