Global factors, including forecasted rainfall, are impacting Fijian imports, leading to increased costs and supply chain risks.
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Updated Sep 1
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What happened
Global factors, including forecasted rainfall, are impacting Fijian imports, leading to increased costs and supply chain risks.
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Reports on Fiji's general economic challenges.Also in this story
- Fiji is discussing wage setting mechanisms, social protection, high operating costs, and labor shortages.
- ICN warned that Fiji has lost a third of its workforce, leading Sitiveni Rabuka to caution that labor shortages are hindering growth.
- Cakaudrove and Taveuni, islands in Fiji, are currently experiencing critical shortages.
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