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PM thanks Lyndhurst Limited for its positive contribution to the economy

PM thanks Lyndhurst Limited for its positive contribution to the economy

By Vijay Narayan
23/05/2022
[Image: Fijian Government]

One of Fiji’s largest fashion manufacturers, Lyndhurst Limited was acknowledged by Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama today for its positive contribution to the economy and in the provision of employment as the Fijian economy steadily rebounds from the impact of the pandemic.

While briefing the Prime Minister, General Manager Productions John Barton said that their products are largely exported to Australia.

Lyndhurst specialises in fashion clothing and accessories and exclusively produces the renowned brand "Kookai".

The company employs 976 workers, 88 percent of which are women.

Bainimarama expressed his appreciation to Lyndhurst management, saying that through the company the Fijian name was well promoted through the manufacturing of unique fashion clothing lines.

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