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Public Encouraged To Have Their Say At Town Hall Meetings

Commissioner, Senator Elizabeth Thompson, said the Commission is doing its utmost to be “inclusive” in the public engagement exercise to allow as many peopl .

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BARVEN: Vendors need more prominent place in Season of Emancipation

BARVEN: Vendors need more prominent place in Season of Emancipation
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URGENT INTERVENTION - Barbados Today

VENDOR ASSOCIATION CALLS FOR SOLUTIONS TO FARMERS’ WATER WOES By Shamar Blunt As the effects of drought conditions trickle down to vendors, President of the Barbados Association of Retailers, Vendors and Entrepreneurs (BARVEN) Alister Alexander is calling for some intervention to address the water woes. His appeal came amid forecasts that rainfall will remain low in the coming weeks, with relief expected only

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More vendors take up spots at Fairchild Street Market Village

Forty more vendors received keys to their new kiosks at the Fairchild Street Market Village on Wednesday. The 21 fruit and vegetable vendors and 19 owners of variety shops have transitioned to the spanking new facility, following the completion of Phase Two of the project in early January. They were among entrepreneurs who previously operated at the old Fairchild Street Market

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Losing out - Barbados Today

A recent study has shown that consumers have sometimes been short changed when shopping in supermarkets and markets, while businesses were found to have underpriced items in other instances.However, Minister of Energy and Business Development, Kerrie Symmonds does not believe situations in which customers received less than they paid for were generally intentional.He spoke about the study conducted by the Barbados National Standards Institute (BNSI), which highlighted several instances of consumers either overpaying or underpaying for goods at several businesses, supermarkets and markets across the island, as he led off debate in the House of Assembly on the Barbados Metrology Bill, 2022 on Tuesday.He said the BNSI checked several products including sugar, bottled water, weighed food, potatoes, chicken and fish.

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