Petro Caribe along with 17 other companies on Friday hosted an expo at the Public Service Union as part of the activities for Health and Safety Month. under the theme “Safety is an obligation not an option”.
The event, which aims to highlight issues of safety and health on the island, is held under the theme “Safety is an Obligation, not and Option” and is expected to become an annual one.
Sales and Marketing manager of Petro Caribe Dominica, Ian Pinard, said the companies have come on board to showcase their various products and services on health and safety.
“The exposition is a big success thus far so it is something that we are going to continue doing, we expect to have more partners involved next year in the Health and Safety Month,” Pinard said.
He added that the expo is having a big impact since members of the public has been coming to view the products being offered and he hoped that it would get them in going to the various companies and experiencing what they have to offer.
Some of the companies taking part are Sign Man, The Glam, National Drug Prevention Unit, Optipharm Inc., Red Cross, Fire and Ambulance Service, Dominica Police Force, All Saints University, J Astaphans and Co., Dominica Solid Waste Management, Jolly’s Pharmacy, Fresh Vitamins, Disaster Management Office, McLawrence Consultant Services Inc., Ezee Pharmacy, Petro Caribe and Omega Driving from St Lucia.
This is the second time that Petro Caribe is observing Health and Safety Month.
Petro Caribe is the biggest threat to the financial security of Dominica. All that free money will have to be repaid in the next 15 years. What is Dominica doing to generate funds to make that payment. The Dominican Republic has started making payments by exporting agricultural product to Venezuala.
I don’t get it. Since when has salami, cheese, canned veg, corn beef etc come under the guise of ‘health’. Someone please explain!!
Why wasn’t the Gadakkan company represented at the expo