Caribbean farmers could benefit from an additional income of $1.5 billion if CARICOM manages to reduce the food import bill by 25%, currently at $6 billion. This initiative aims to strengthen local production, often hindered by high costs and irregular supply. The Caribbean Investment Forum, scheduled for October, will address these crucial issues for regional agriculture.
Caribbean farmers aim for $1.5 billion through reduced food imports
This article was updated at 16:20.