Consumers are being warned of agricultural shortages due to the ongoing heatwave in Trinidad and Tobago.
Farmers in Trinidad are grappling with rising costs, pest infestations, and irrigation challenges. The head of the Aranguez United Farmers Association, Satyananad Maharaj, is concerned about the heat’s impact on sensitive crops like sweet peppers, tomatoes, and cauliflower. Water scarcity is contributing to production difficulties. Additionally, he mentioned that pests are multiplying due to the heat, which is driving up expenses.
As a result, consumers may experience price fluctuations and increases in crop costs.
