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Ppl does still eat thatSuperiorMan wrote:I buying KFC straight thru.
eliteauto wrote:Right now Royal Castle has no pepper sauce owing to the price of peppers, so is only the ColonelDMan7 wrote:A man can't survive on KFC alone
They drop the prices after trinis protested online.Dave wrote:Didn't kfc raise before restaurants reopened?
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Highest prices for market stuff was observed last Saturday.
$20lb- sweet pepper
$18- tomatoes
$22- christophen
$4- pumpkin
Pimento at 15 for $10
I expect these prices to hold or even go higher as Diwali and Christmas approaches. Happy hunting!
wtf wrote:They drop the prices after trinis protested online.Dave wrote:Didn't kfc raise before restaurants reopened?
MaxPower wrote:wtf wrote:They drop the prices after trinis protested online.Dave wrote:Didn't kfc raise before restaurants reopened?
Hadda be some other reason.
Trini protests are ineffective and no one cares.
hover11 wrote:Make it make senseFB_IMG_1633515705810.jpg
Why you think they legalize weed?I said it here before, mass weed consumption makes a more docile population if you can't manage your usage as an individual.hover11 wrote:Make it make sense
Redman, it might sound bad but how about we ban certain foreign products for a while to conserve forex and prices in the groceries , do we really need strawberries just asking look how much we import that's just one example, until our economy is improved,what we are doing is spinning top in mud. Again just using the strawberries example would you be comfortable paying 100 for a box of strawberries? Well it may very well head there and then what, well we can't eat the money and just bite the bulletRedman wrote:Hovwr, How do you suggest the govt control food prices?
Price controls?
How much of the 6B import bill can we actually replace with local product.
hover11 wrote:Redman, it might sound bad but how about we ban certain foreign products for a while to conserve forex and prices in the groceries , do we really need strawberries just asking look how much we import that's just one example, until our economy is improved,what we are doing is spinning top in mud. Again just using the strawberries example would you be comfortable paying 100 for a box of strawberries? Well it may very well head there and then what, well we can't eat the money and just bite the bulletRedman wrote:Hovwr, How do you suggest the govt control food prices?
Price controls?
How much of the 6B import bill can we actually replace with local product.
Was it such a bad thing though, yall survived and it was only temporary?Dizzy28 wrote:hover11 wrote:Redman, it might sound bad but how about we ban certain foreign products for a while to conserve forex and prices in the groceries , do we really need strawberries just asking look how much we import that's just one example, until our economy is improved,what we are doing is spinning top in mud. Again just using the strawberries example would you be comfortable paying 100 for a box of strawberries? Well it may very well head there and then what, well we can't eat the money and just bite the bulletRedman wrote:Hovwr, How do you suggest the govt control food prices?
Price controls?
How much of the 6B import bill can we actually replace with local product.
I'm sure our signing to the WTO in 1995 may have something to do with the ability to implement negative lists and banning of imports. Those are the kinna measures the older ones here would remember such as only getting apples and grapes at Xmas time.
hover11 wrote:Was it such a bad thing though, yall survived and it was only temporary?Dizzy28 wrote:hover11 wrote:Redman, it might sound bad but how about we ban certain foreign products for a while to conserve forex and prices in the groceries , do we really need strawberries just asking look how much we import that's just one example, until our economy is improved,what we are doing is spinning top in mud. Again just using the strawberries example would you be comfortable paying 100 for a box of strawberries? Well it may very well head there and then what, well we can't eat the money and just bite the bulletRedman wrote:Hovwr, How do you suggest the govt control food prices?
Price controls?
How much of the 6B import bill can we actually replace with local product.
I'm sure our signing to the WTO in 1995 may have something to do with the ability to implement negative lists and banning of imports. Those are the kinna measures the older ones here would remember such as only getting apples and grapes at Xmas time.
hover11 wrote:Redman, it might sound bad but how about we ban certain foreign products for a while to conserve forex and prices in the groceries , do we really need strawberries just asking look how much we import that's just one example, until our economy is improved,what we are doing is spinning top in mud. Again just using the strawberries example would you be comfortable paying 100 for a box of strawberries? Well it may very well head there and then what, well we can't eat the money and just bite the bulletRedman wrote:Hovwr, How do you suggest the govt control food prices?
Price controls?
How much of the 6B import bill can we actually replace with local product.
hover11 wrote:SUPERMARKET ASSOCIATION CALLS OUT THE MINISTRY OF FINANCE, AS ZERO RATED ITEMS ANNOUNCED IN THE BUDGET, ARE ALREADY ZERO RATED:
#ZERORATEDNOTHING
Via the SUPERMARKET Association
Please be guided, as pronounced in the reading of the budget dated October 4th 2021, that the following food items will be exempt from Value Added Tax (VAT) from November 1st, 2021:
Biscuits, Cooking oil, Canned vegetables, Cornflakes, Canned fish, Canned meat, Curry, Juice, Sausages and ham, Ketchup, Bottled water, Pigtail.
Please be aware that the following ITEMS ARE ALREADY ZERO RATED as listed in Section 8 (2016), Schedule 2 of the Value Added Tax Act :
Corned beef, curry, sardine, smoked herring
Please be aware that as per Legal Notice dated Sunday 3rd October 2021, the following formally came into effect Monday 4th October 2021 with the items below now VAT rated:
Tenderloin, Sirloin, Frogs’ Legs , Salmon, Halibut, Plaice, Trout, Seabass, lobster, crawfish, flat fish, shrimps and prawns, areca nuts, pears, quinces, apricots, sour cherries, strawberries, black,white or red currants, peaches, nectarines, Kiwifruit, Durians, persimmons, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, mulberries, loganberries, gooseberries, cranberries and blueberries.
MaxPower wrote:When the economy opens up fully… i want you Trinis to notice very carefully.
Bars, beaches, restaurants, malls, rivers etc are going to be FULL with Trinis having a time.
Carnival will be in FULL swing with fetes upon fetes to celebrate the long over due jackass behavior.
Trinis only beat up and cry over the budget for a few days and then they go back to their happy ass living.
So true.I knew a guy that put up a sign in his pet shop ' imported tropical fish' .The imported fish used to sell faster than the local.Funny thing was the same , exact fish.MaxPower wrote:Trinis LOVE the 4rin ting.
Their googly yellow eyes does open big big when they see these foreign items.
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