Connect with us

National

Agriculture Minister: “Bahamian Fishermen’s Interests A Priority Amid Tariff Concerns”

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – With U.S. President Donald Trump continuing to signal the possibility of higher tariffs on imported goods, concerns have been raised about what the move could mean for Bahamian fishermen who rely heavily on the American market to export products like lobster and conch.

Published

2 months ago

on

June 14, 2026

By

Advertisement

Related Topics:Agriculture Minister bahamas Bahamas breaking news Bahamas latest news Bahamas news Donald Trump Jomo Campbell MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND MARINE RESOURCES Nassau Bahamas Tariff Concerns U.S. Tariffs

PLP MP’s Defend Michael Halkitis Amid Resignation Calls

Gregory Town Celebrates 37th Annual Pineapple Festival

Comments

National2 days ago

Convicted Armed Robber Faces New Drug Charge In Prison

Court3 days ago

30 To 40 Years Sought For Man Who Raped And Killed Senior Citizen

Court3 days ago

28-Year-Old Royal Bahamas Defence Force Marine Facing Assault Charges

Regional3 days ago

Searing Heat Blamed for Poultry Shotage in Trinidad

Regional2 days ago

Caribbean Loses $2 Billion Annually Due to Climate Change

International2 days ago

European Countries Battle Wildfires Across the Region

National3 days ago

Union President Calls BPL Salary Leak a “Distraction”

National2 days ago

Managers Union Pushes Back Against Overtime Backlash