The opening up of the EU market for local fish has seen investors interested in setting up shop in the country.
After a number of years, Fiji has finally gained approval to export fish to the EU market after a ban was put in place in 2008
Health Ministry's Food Unit Head, Jope Tamani said that the opening up of the market last month has seen a huge amount of interest shown in the country but at the end of the day a lot of work is needed.
The EU had banned Fiji fish to their market as they believed that the fish carry health risks for EU consumers however this was lifted this year.
At the moment only two fish companies have met standards.
Story by: Paradise Tudrau
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Potential investors show interest in country
