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CARICOM Rapid Exchange System on Dangerous Goods
Introduction and General Information
Welcome to the Consumer Product Incident Reporting System of CARICOM.
This special system provides you with the possibility to report to the authorities about problems you experience as a consumer when purchasing and using products that prove to be dangerous to your health or your safety.
You are invited to use this form to provide any useful information that will allow the authorities to investigate the problem you have experienced.
Access CARREX to Report an Incident
The history of the CSME can be traced back to 1968, with the establishment of the Caribbean Free Trade Area (CARIFTA) which served the limited purpose of removing tariffs and other barriers to intra-regional trade in goods.
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