Fiji’s trade relation with Kiribati continues to grow as interest for Fijian commodities and products have gradually increased.

These demands are for products such as flour, sugar, boiler parts, instant noodles, cement, and sweet biscuits.

Investment Fiji Chief Executive Officer, Kamal Chetty said the Pacific region holds various potential and Fiji is strategically located to facilitate trade and investment opportunities.

“With Kiribati as an emerging market, Investment Fiji is working diligently to support exporters and investors seeking to explore new markets in the Pacific,” added Chetty

“We have received a number of interests from Kiribati and the team is working closely with businesses to facilitate these leads,” he added.

Investment Fiji continues to also receive interests from Kiribati businesses looking to source poultry products, assorted fruits and vegetables from Fiji which presents an opportunity for local businesses to seize.

“By understanding the market’s needs, we can further strengthen our trade ties and unlock new opportunities,” said Chetty.

Chetty expressed the need for Fiji to ensure that its products meet international quality standards to not only compete effectively in the Pacific region but in international markets as well.  

“This involves implementing quality control measures, obtaining necessary certifications, and adhering to food safety regulations.

“In addition, Fiji must continue to invest in its agricultural and livestock sector, improve product quality and packaging, and strengthen its logistics infrastructure,” he said.

Investment Fiji in collaboration with Fiji Government, seeks to capture opportunities and forward the nations capabilities in export high quality Fijian Made products, showcasing the vast amount of potential for our Fiji Brand.

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