Fijians to pay less for fuel but more for gas from today
Fijians will pay less for fuel from today, with diesel recording the biggest price drop, while households using liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) will pay slightly more.The F
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FCCC warns businesses against limiting sugar purchases
Businesses are being warned they could face enforcement action if they restrict consumers from buying the quantity of sugar they need.This was highlighted by the FCCC, sa
FCCC yet to decide on minibus and maritime fare changes after fuel price assessment
A preliminary assessment of the potential operational and financial impacts of global fuel price volatility on the maritime and minibus sectors has been completed by t
FCCC warns three pharmacies over operating without registered pharmacists
Three pharmacy businesses have been issued formal warnings by the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission after they were found operating without a registered pharmaci
Fuel prices to drop significantly from today
Good news as fuel and gas prices will drop from today.The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission says based on the drop in global prices, diesel records the larges
Taxi drop charge increases from 10 to 14 cents per 100 metres from next Wednesday
Get ready to pay a bit more if you are catching a taxi, as the FCCC has approved a temporary adjustment to regulated taxi fares to safeguard the viability of Fijis taxi i
Harvesting and lorry operators to receive higher rates after FCCC approval
Good news for the sugar industry as the FCCC has approved an increase in cane harvesting and lorry cartage rates to help operators manage the fuel price surge.Followin
Don't expect instant fuel and LPG price drops - FCCC
As the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission welcomes reports of the United States and Iran reaching an agreement that could see the reopening of the Strait of Ho
Significant fuel and gas price increases from today
Get ready to pay more for fuel and gas from today as significant price increases have been announced by the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission.For any area on Vit
More than half of FCCC complaints linked to price-controlled products
More than half of the complaints received by the Fiji Competition and Consumer Commission during the 2023-2024 financial year were related to price-controlled products.Th
Why are taxpayer-funded FCCC papers carrying individual names - Kumar
Parliamentary Standing Committee member Premila Kumar, has questioned the Fiji Competition and Consumer Commission over why taxpayer-funded research papers and publicatio
Decision on EFL fuel surcharge expected this week
Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission CEO Senikavika Jiuta says they are hoping to make a determination on the Energy Fiji Limited fuel surcharge this week.Spe
Fiji Ports seeks fee increase as FCCC warns of possible impact on cost of goods and services
The Fiji Ports Terminal Limited is seeking a review of its existing tariff structure following increased operational cost pressures linked to recent global fuel market vo
FCCC delays new electricity tariff rates until July 31st
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has decided to delay the implementation of the new electricity tariff rates until July 31st.The new rates were to com
Fuel prices up from today as diesel rises by 93 cents per litre
Get ready to dig deeper into your pockets as the price of diesel will go by up 93 cents to $3.82 per litre today.The price of unleaded fuel will cost $3.13 per litre, up
EFL seeks 11 cents surcharge due to fuel price
Following a substantial increase in international fuel prices and despite fuel rebates by the government, Energy Fiji Limited is requesting 11 cents surcharge on to
Freight costs expected to rise putting pressure on prices of goods across Fiji
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission advises people and businesses that freight rates are expected to rise, placing upward pressure on the prices of everyday go
FCCC investigating two service stations for fuel hoarding
Two service stations are currently under investigation for hoarding under section 87G of the FCCC Act 2010.Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission (FCCC) officers were
FCCC investigating trader over suspected fuel hoarding
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission is investigating a trader on suspicion of hoarding fuel. FCCC says this was identified during their nationwide monitorin
Act allows only 4 gallons of fuel to be kept in homes and buildings not licensed to store fuel
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has strongly advised people that storing fuel at personal residences above certain quantities is in violation of the Pet
Fiji has fuel supply until at least end of the month if supply stops today
Should fuel supply halt today due to the ongoing war in the Middle East, Fiji has enough supply for at least until the end of the month but should it halt in a month, we