It is time farmers are equipped to meet the international standards our competitors uses to their advantage to get into the market. Support local should be more than a slogan. MoA has to become more involved with the small farmers. To support us you have to understand and harness what we have to offer
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Shereen Mohammed
3 years ago
I support this
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Shirley
3 years ago
I care
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Anjanie Maharaj
3 years ago
The best honey are right here in Trinidad, please create and help those that are already doing the honey business in our country
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Nigel pawan
3 years ago
This government is not concerned about food security
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Johnny Coomansingh
3 years ago
This is an excellent gesture. I used to be an officer in the Apiaries Section of the Ministry of Agriculture. Without honeybees , the human race could perish.
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Rajdaye Jagessar
3 years ago
Signed
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Terrence
3 years ago
T&T is 15 times bigger than Grenada how much honey can they produce
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Anthony Supersad
3 years ago
I'm not really a fan of honey or anything sweet but I understand your concerns
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Seeram Sooklal
3 years ago
Protect our bee industry
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Sebastian lander
3 years ago
Support local!
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Dana Gopaul
3 years ago
I understand that their are many diseases that can affect our bees locally that we don't currently have right now. A main disease is Foulbrood. And importing honey will open up this door to bring this disease to Trinidad. So no to importing honey.
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Chillon Gomez
3 years ago
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I am against the importation of honey without proper facilities to test for diseases and pathogens that can be very destructive to our industry , beekeeping community and by extension our ppl. Who will be placed directly in harms way from fake fraudulent and adulterated stuff (can’t even call it honey) there’s examples around China for one has been banned from exporting whatever they call honey because it not real
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Terri
3 years ago
Stay with local honey, support local beekeepers!
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Nigel Schelborn
3 years ago
No importation of honey
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Jason Chandler
3 years ago
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There is a surplus in the supply of honey in T&T, why do we need to import. Support our local , reduce the food import bill.
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Allister Garcia
3 years ago
I fully support not raising the ban on importation of foreign honey. It is to dangerous for the local beekeeping industry.
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Shad Morgon
3 years ago
You folk definitely do not want imported honey floods, from anywhere.
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Paul Sheppard
3 years ago
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If the importation of honey to Trinidad is allowed it will devastate local beekeepers and open the public up to the introduction of laundered honey from china and South America including fraudulent honey look alike products
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Antam Alexander
3 years ago
Bee keepers are already facing problems especially with the illegal honey that are all over the country. We must not sit and allow them to finish destroy our local industry
It is time farmers are equipped to meet the international standards our competitors uses to their advantage to get into the market. Support local should be more than a slogan. MoA has to become more involved with the small farmers. To support us you have to understand and harness what we have to offer
I support this
I care
The best honey are right here in Trinidad, please create and help those that are already doing the honey business in our country
This government is not concerned about food security
This is an excellent gesture. I used to be an officer in the Apiaries Section of the Ministry of Agriculture. Without honeybees , the human race could perish.
Signed
T&T is 15 times bigger than Grenada how much honey can they produce
I'm not really a fan of honey or anything sweet but I understand your concerns
Protect our bee industry
Support local!
I understand that their are many diseases that can affect our bees locally that we don't currently have right now. A main disease is Foulbrood. And importing honey will open up this door to bring this disease to Trinidad. So no to importing honey.
I am against the importation of honey without proper facilities to test for diseases and pathogens that can be very destructive to our industry , beekeeping community and by extension our ppl. Who will be placed directly in harms way from fake fraudulent and adulterated stuff (can’t even call it honey) there’s examples around China for one has been banned from exporting whatever they call honey because it not real
Stay with local honey, support local beekeepers!
No importation of honey
There is a surplus in the supply of honey in T&T, why do we need to import. Support our local , reduce the food import bill.
I fully support not raising the ban on importation of foreign honey. It is to dangerous for the local beekeeping industry.
You folk definitely do not want imported honey floods, from anywhere.
If the importation of honey to Trinidad is allowed it will devastate local beekeepers and open the public up to the introduction of laundered honey from china and South America including fraudulent honey look alike products
Bee keepers are already facing problems especially with the illegal honey that are all over the country. We must not sit and allow them to finish destroy our local industry