PHILIPSBURG:---- CC1 St. Maarten has also offered with a significant support for the island of Dominica, the island that has been struck by Tropical Storm Erika.
“We were touched and saddened by the devastation in Dominica and saw the need to help, General Manager, Ada Delgado of CC1 St. Maarten said “. The island was battered on Thursday last week with heavy rains, causing streets to flood and rivers to overflow, leaving many people without homes, drinking water and food. We were very distressed when we received the news about Tropical Storm Erika and we felt we had to act immediately.
According to reliable resources the Dominica Disaster Relief Committee St. Maarten represented by Maria Joseph , Romain Laville and many others were in contact with the Prime Minister office , Presidents office of Dominica and they managed to acquire a 2 x 40ft container to fill with goods to be sent to the island of Dominica this weekend.
CC1 St. Maarten saw the opportunity to assist immediately, and is given an initial contribution of 10 pallets of Dasani Water. We have successfully delivered the pallets of water to the Pond fill ring road in Philipsburg yesterday afternoon to be shipped out this weekend.
CC1 St. Maarten, previous B & C Beverages, has a strong commitment to the people of St. Maarten and neighboring islands for more than 25 years, and will continue to do so in the near future. CC1 St. Maarten is one of the largest distribution companies in St. Maarten and currently sells some of the top brands of the world, such as Coca Cola, Sprite, Dasani, Canada Dry, Corona Extra, Budweiser among others.
