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Business chambers are cautioning that the departure of two of the country’s largest industrial players—ANSA McAL and Trinidad Cement Ltd (TCL)—from the T&T Manufacturers’ Association (TTMA) reflects deeper fractures in national private sector representation.
Greater Tunapuna Chamber of Industry and Commerce (GTCIC) president Ramon Gregorio described the withdrawals as “a clear sign that long-standing mechanisms for advocacy and consultation are under real pressure.”
He noted that the concerns raised by the manufacturers go beyond internal association matters, touching on wider issues of energy pricing, competitiveness and the ability of industry groups to influence government policy.
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