Buy Local Build TT

Mikaiel Dookie of Ecotox Environmental Services shares that signing the Buy Local, Build Trinbago Charter is “all part of the mandate to improve the local economy.” 🇹🇹✨

A powerful reminder that every commitment to local is a step toward national growth and sustainability.

What local products can you buy?
Check out Williams Wines from Lefthand Investments which showcased recently at the Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce SME Pop-up Market.

See here for more information on the Buy Local, Build Trinbago campaign https://tradeind.gov.tt/buy-local/

Ministry of Trade, Investment and Tourism
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Bernard Campbell of Intelligent Business Advantage Limited has officially signed the Buy Local, Build Trinbago Charter — reinforcing his commitment to supporting local enterprise and driving national development. 🇹🇹✨

Every signatory strengthens the movement and brings us one step closer to a more resilient, self-sustaining economy.

Keegan Simon of 1ndividual Aesthetic has officially signed on to the Buy Local, Build Trinbago Charter — and he’s sharing why. 🇹🇹✨

For Keegan, it’s about more than fashion — it’s about purpose, growth, and investing in local talent and industry.

Every signature strengthens the movement. Every commitment helps build Trinbago.

Our Minister of Trade, Investment and Tourism, Satyakama Maharaj, says it best:
“Buy Local. Build Trinbago.”

Why commit to Buy Local, Build Trinbago? 🇹🇹✨

At the SME Conference, we caught up with one of our Charter signatories to hear why they chose to be part of this growing movement.

Congratulations to Immortelle Beauty on signing the Charter and for standing with us in support of local growth, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Your commitment helps drive the vision of building a stronger, more resilient Trinidad and Tobago.

Thank you for being a part of this initiative and for choosing to invest in local.