Beryl could scuttle CARICOM’s 25×2025 reduced food import plan – TT Guardian report

In the aftermath of the recent rampage by Hurricane Beryl, which has ravaged the agriculture infrastructure of several countries in the region, Trinidad and Tobago has recently sent signals that the Caribbean Community’s (CARICOM) plan to reduce its food import bill by 25% by 2025 would likely have been set back by the Hurricane and its aftermath.

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