All posts tagged "Fiji"
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82Sugar News in EnglishFiji : Govt approves sugar imports to prevent possible shortages
Fiji’s government approved precautionary sugar imports despite confirming current stocks are sufficient. Finance Minister Esrom Immanuel said imports will prevent potential shortages...
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59Sugar News in EnglishGovernment says Fiji’s sugar supply remains stable
Fiji’s Sugar Minister Tomasi Tunabuna said there is no official sugar shortage, assuring supplies remain stable despite reports of empty supermarket shelves....
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93Sugar News in EnglishFiji : Sugar export earnings plunge in 2025 to a nine year low
Fiji’s sugar export earnings fell below $50 million in 2025, the lowest since 2017, as sugar production declined to about 110,000 tonnes....
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101Sugar News in EnglishHigh production costs threaten Fiji’s sugar industry, minister calls for crop diversification
Fiji’s Sugar Minister Tomasi Tunabuna said rising production costs have made sugar economically unviable, urging farmers to diversify into lower-cost crops. With...
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104Sugar News in EnglishFiji : Government may import sugar amid shortage fears
It concerns Fiji's sugar industry, including the Fiji Sugar Corporation, comments by Agriculture Minister Tomasi Tunabuna, and the start of the crushing...
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108Sugar News in EnglishFiji : Government rejects $110 cane price
Fiji’s government has rejected calls to raise the guaranteed sugarcane price to **$110 per tonne**, citing an unsustainable fiscal burden. Officials say...
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101Sugar News in EnglishFiji : No cane deliveries at FSC, gates remain shut
Fiji’s 2026 sugar crushing season began with FSC mill yards empty and gates closed, as no cane deliveries were recorded. The National...
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102Sugar News in EnglishFiji : FSC confirms start of crushing season
Fiji’s 2026 sugar crushing season begins July 1 as all three sugar mills resume operations. Farmers receive a new mechanised harvesting subsidy,...
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133Sugar News in EnglishFiji : $96.3m allocated to support sugar industry
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,...
