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Ministry strengthens import substitution programs

Summary by Fiji Broadcasting Corporation
The Ministry of Agriculture has been actively promoting import substitution programs to reduce dependency on foreign food supplies. This happened as Fiji’s food import bill rose past the $1 billion mark last year, highlighting the heavy reliance on foreign commodities. Data from the Fiji Bureau of Statistics reveals that in November 2024 alone, Fiji’s food […]
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Ministry strengthens import substitution programs

The Ministry of Agriculture has been actively promoting import substitution programs to reduce dependency on foreign food supplies. This happened as Fiji’s food import bill rose past the $1 billion mark last year, highlighting the heavy reliance on foreign commodities. Data from the Fiji Bureau of Statistics reveals that in November 2024 alone, Fiji’s food […]

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Fiji Broadcasting Corporation broke the news in on Tuesday, March 25, 2025.
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