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TR121 Nursery visits for Fiji kava farmers
29 Mar 2018
Three farmer groups in Fiji were selected for study tours of established nurseries around Viti Levu. This report highlights the observations of and lessons learned by the groups that received training and advice on the basics of establishing and managing a nursery, soil sterilisation and grafting...
Read MoreTR130 Vanuatu Kava Value Chain, Gender Equality and Social Inclusion Analysis
19 Mar 2018
Vanuatu is the leading kava exporter in both volume and value terms, and exports have long been considered an important part of the kava industry. Almost 18,000 households currently grow kava with total production capacity in the range of 32,000 – 35,000 tonnes fresh weight. Over the past few y...
Read MoreCost Analysis of Root Crop Exports – Fiji
16 Feb 2018
Fiji has experienced a decline in export volumes of horticultural commodities in the past five years. Exporters consider that this is a result of the high costs incurred in export marketing pathways which have reduced the profitability of exporting compared with domestic marketing. Based on these...
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Vanuatu
09 Mar 2016
PHAMA’s strategy in Vanuatu is to focus on improving market access for the main existing export industries kava, cocoa and beef, and to promote value-adding opportunities relating to the expanding tourism market (e.g. handicrafts). The development of IWGs is key to this approach. Download Factsh...
Read MoreTonga
09 Mar 2016
PHAMA’s strategy in Tonga is to support government and industry to utilise and improve existing horticultural export opportunities, address infrastructure needs to improve market requirements compliance and export efficiency, and identify and progress viable new market access opportunities. &nbs...
Read MoreSamoa
09 Mar 2016
While niche opportunities for exporting fresh agricultural produce exist in Samoa, PHAMA is increasingly supporting local partners to improve their capacity to enhance the value of Samoan produce and improve food safety. Download factsheet to read more about PHAMA's work in Samoa
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