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Fiji Sugar Corporation

Fijian company
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  • Fiji
    Fiji
    / Agriculture, forestry, and fishing

    The government-controlled Fiji Sugar Corporation has a monopoly on milling and marketing. The European Union (EU) is the biggest market for Fiji’s sugar; Fiji has had preferential trade agreements with the EU, such as the 1975 LomĆ© Convention (which expired in 2000) and the subsequent Cotonou Agreement…

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    The government-controlled Fiji Sugar Corporation has a monopoly on milling and marketing. The European Union (EU) is the biggest market for Fiji’s sugar; Fiji has had preferential trade agreements with the EU, such as the 1975 LomĆ© Convention (which expired in 2000) and the subsequent Cotonou Agreement…

    Read More