The opening of the new Harrisons Fiji outlet in Labasa Town has created employment opportunities for a few individuals in Labasa.
Abdul Mozid Khan, the supervisor of the outlet, says there is a high demand for their merchandise in the Northern Division, and for them to open their new outlet will not only provide employment opportunities, but also provide a wide range of clothing for the people of Labasa.
He says the outlet sells adult clothing, including casual and bula wear, children's clothes, shoes, bags, and other items.
He adds that poor weather can sometimes pose difficulties for them in terms of sales, but they are hopeful of achieving good sales in the coming months.
Harrisons Fiji now has three outlets in Vanua Levu: one in Savusavu and two in Labasa – one located in the Damodar City Labasa complex, and the most recent in Labasa Town.
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