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.
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