Fiji’s $80 million annual rice import bill presents significant opportunities for local farmers and the domestic rice industry. With mechanisation and expanded...
Fiji’s sugar factories spend $3–6 million annually maintaining ageing mills as sugar production continues to decline, reaching 110,000 tonnes in 2025. The...
Fiji has reaffirmed its commitment to revitalising the sugar industry, with Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka assuring farmers that reforms—not abandonment—are planned. A...
Fiji Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has reinstated Charan Jeath Singh as Sugar Minister, reversing an earlier Cabinet decision. Singh said he will...
Fiji’s National Farmers Union will join northern parliamentary sugar consultations, seeking to raise the guaranteed cane price from $85 to $110 per...
Fiji sugarcane farmers continue burning cane due to high labour costs and worker shortages, despite lower cane quality. The Fiji Sugar Corporation...
Fiji Sugar Corporation (FSC) expects to meet its sugar export quota despite delayed crushing, with surplus sugar supplied domestically. The government secured...
Fiji’s government approved precautionary sugar imports despite confirming current stocks are sufficient. Finance Minister Esrom Immanuel said imports will prevent potential shortages...
Fiji’s Sugar Minister Tomasi Tunabuna said there is no official sugar shortage, assuring supplies remain stable despite reports of empty supermarket shelves....