AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMenstrual Health: Sanitary pads and tampons face a 20% CARICOM import duty, a regional tariff that may add pressure to costs for consumers. Hospital Development: Grenada has revised plans for its 250-bed hospital, saying the changes should lower infrastructure costs; major earthworks are targeted for November. Food Safety: A national pesticide audit will check importers, sellers and users for compliance with rules intended to protect public health, food and water. Community Care: St George’s University’s Women in Medicine will offer free breast health education, exams and blood pressure checks at St Patrick’s Anglican School on Oct. 24. Health Infrastructure: New water storage and cisterns on Carriacou and Petite Martinique are expected to strengthen supplies for communities and medical stations.
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