Fiji Sugar Corporation
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Fiji Sugar Corporation Pays Third Cane Payment Early With Government Top-Up
An early cane payment backed by a government top-up and a cash infusion from the processor signals a pivotal move to support farmers through a volatile season. Stakeholders wonder how long such support can continue amid ongoing liquidity pressures.
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Fiji sugarcane growers seek urgent talks as fuel costs raise 2026 crushing season expenses
Fiji’s sugarcane farmers warn that rising fuel costs could drive up labour, transport and harvesting charges ahead of the 2026 season. With a delayed third cane payment and a looming fourth instalment, growers fear tighter margins unless stakeholders map out a plan now. Calls for urgent, district-wide consultations across the sugar belt signal a pivotal…
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Fiji cane growers to receive $68.04 per tonne as Sugar Industry Tribunal approves third $10.91/t payment for 2025 season with April 20, 2026 payout
A much-anticipated cane payout has been approved, with a government top-up in place to shore up funds after months of uncertainty. Funds are slated for April 20, 2026, as the industry seeks clarity on disbursement and timing.
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NFU demands immediate release of 2025 Fiji cane payments, sets May 2026 deadline to clear arrears
Farmers are waiting on the next cane payment as the NFU presses for the immediate release of overdue entitlements. With top-ups, incentives, and replanting grants still unpaid and a May deadline looming, cash flow and transparency in the sugar sector are under the spotlight.