Barbados is working with fellow CARICOM state, Guyana to end difficulties associated with the movement of cargo from Trinidad and Tobago to the South American country.
Guyanese President Dr. Irfaan Ali has revealed steps are being taken to maximise the use of a shipping facility in Bridgetown.
From there, the cargo will be moved to Guyana.
Dr. Ali provided further insight during the commissioning of an 8 million U.S. dollars mixing plant at the national milling company.
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