Fire­One Fire­works has wel­comed the Gov­ern­ment’s move to in­tro­duce the Sum­ma­ry Of­fences (Amend­ment) Bill, 2025, say­ing the pro­posed reg­u­la­tions align with its long-stand­ing fo­cus on pub­lic safe­ty and re­spon­si­ble cel­e­bra­tions.

In a re­lease is­sued this morn­ing, the com­pa­ny said it sup­ports ef­forts to pro­tect vul­ner­a­ble groups and bring greater struc­ture to the sec­tor. Fire­One said safe­ty has shaped its iden­ti­ty for decades, with its sys­tems built on a pro­fes­sion­al and safe­ty-dri­ven mod­el that ex­ceeds in­dus­try norms.

Fire­One said fire­works use in Trinidad and To­ba­go has changed sig­nif­i­cant­ly over the past 30 years, when cul­tur­al prac­tices such as bam­boo burst­ing, car­bide ex­plo­sions, and home­made py­rotech­nics caused se­ri­ous in­juries and wide­spread noise.