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Morning Edition: 28th December 2023

In this episode of Morning Edition, Economist, Professor Roger Hosein and Economist / Former MInister Mariano Browne discuss the economic review for Trinidad and Tobago for 2023 and what can

Trade Minister, SATT president disagree with Balliram Maharaj – No impending food shortage in TT

Online, curbside shopping rise following COVID cases at big groceries

Street food vendors absorb oil price increases

Street food vendors absorb oil price increases A customer places an order at Singh s Doubles in Debe. - Photo by Marvin Hamilton Although the price of soy-based cooking oil has increased, roadside food vendors said they have no intention of raising prices on their food items at this time. Street food vendors of doubles, aloo pies, saheenas, baiganees, kutchories, fries and similar items said they have incurred heavy increases on a five-gallon keg of cooking oil which moved from $160 in some instances to $240 over the last month. Sunday Newsday visited street food vendors in Chaguanas and Debe on Friday to get an insight into the situation and learnt that while many of the vendors were contemplating increasing their prices, holding off on such a move was necessary until the latest covid19 restrictions are lifted.

MSDFS meets with SATT Board to continue discussions on food security for the vulnerable

MSDFS meets with SATT Board to continue discussions on food security for the vulnerable Port-of-Spain - Minister of Social Development and Family Services Donna Cox, met with representatives of the Supermarkets Association of Trinidad and Tobago (SATT) on Wednesday February 24, 2021 to continue discussions on the Association’s role in building a robust framework for food security for the most vulnerable in our country. Minister Cox was accompanied by one of the Ministry’s Permanent Secretaries, Sheila Seecharan and Deputy Permanent Secretary Vijay Gangapersad. In welcoming the Minister and her team, President of the Supermarkets Association Rajiv Diptee, told his Board members that he was privileged to have ongoing dialogues with the Ministry and invited his membership to be fully engaged in the discussions.