Several shop owners across Trinidad say they have seen a slight increase in sales of Blue Waters products despite ongoing calls on social media for consumers to boycott the brand.
Retailers who spoke with Tringlobe Media said customer demand has remained steady, with some reporting that purchases have increased over the past few days.
The calls to boycott Blue Waters followed recent political controversy surrounding the company. However, several business owners say the online campaign has not translated into lower sales at their establishments.
The reported increase reflects the experiences of individual retailers and does not represent official sales figures from Blue Waters. Shop owners say many customers continue to purchase the company’s products as part of their regular shopping.
Blue Waters has not publicly commented on the reports.
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