Fiji’s government has rejected calls to raise the guaranteed sugarcane price to **$110 per tonne**, citing an unsustainable fiscal burden. Officials say...
Fiji’s 2026 sugar crushing season began with FSC mill yards empty and gates closed, as no cane deliveries were recorded. The National...
Fiji’s 2026 sugar crushing season begins July 1 as all three sugar mills resume operations. Farmers receive a new mechanised harvesting subsidy,...
Fiji allocated $96.3 million to its sugar ministry for 2026–27, up from $72.2 million. The government will maintain the $85-per-tonne cane payment,...
Fiji’s National Farmers Union accused the Fiji Sugar Corporation of mismanagement, citing mill inefficiencies, a fire-related shutdown that left 80,000 tonnes of...
Fiji Sugar Minister Tomasi Tunabuna warned that delayed crushing is becoming critical as flowering sugarcane signals declining sugar content and quality, especially...
Fiji cane farmers refuse to resume harvesting until the guaranteed cane price rises from $85 to $110 per tonne. While the Sugar...
Fiji sugarcane farmers are voicing concerns over low cane prices, rising production costs, limited support, and land lease uncertainty. Lautoka farmers Bhibhi...
Fiji Sugar Corporation has postponed the 2026 crushing season at its Rarawai Mill and Labasa Mill due to insufficient readiness of harvesting...