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Agriculture

Produce Hubs to Ensure Consistent Local Food Supply for Tourism Sector

The Government is planning to establish two produce hubs in Port Vila and Santo as a possible solution to improve the supply of local...

Farm to Schools is One of the Biggest Untapped Markets for Vanuatu’s Farmers

The Department of Agriculture says local farmers have a significant opportunity to supply schools, hospitals and other public institutions, but increasing production will be...

Produce Hub to Boost Tourism Supply

A proposed produce hub could strengthen the supply of locally grown food to Vanuatu's tourism and hospitality industry as businesses continue to face unreliable...

No Fixed Price for Green Kava as Shortages Push Costs Higher

There is no fixed price for green kava under the Vanuatu Kava Act, and officials say rising prices during periods of low supply are...

Agriculture College Joins National University of Vanuatu

The Vanuatu Agriculture College (VAC) in Santo will officially become the second institution to join the National University of Vanuatu (NUV), marking a significant...

Vanuatu Urged to Brace for El Niño

The Minister of Climate Change, Hon. Ralph Regenvanu, has informed Parliament today that Vanuatu is currently under an El Niño watch as weather conditions...

Government Acts to Preserve Vanuatu’s Kava Reputation

Vanuatus Kava on international market is expected to benefit from the Geneva Act of the Lisbon Agreement on Appellations of Origin and Geographical Indications. The...

Vanuatu Spends VT 2.58 Billion More on Imports Than Exports

New figures from the Vanuatu Bureau of Statistics show that Vanuatu continues to rely heavily on a few major trade partners to support imports, ranging...

Port Vila market supply rises 23 percent in December quarter

Information from the Vanuatu Bureau of Statistics shows that the Port Vila Central Market recorded a 23 percent increase in the volume of produce...

Food Imports Stay High as Farmers Push Local Poultry

Vanuatu continues to rely heavily on imported food products, according to the latest trade report from the Vanuatu Bureau of Statistics. In February, the country continued...

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New Zealand Donates Emergency Kit to VBTC

The New Zealand High Commission in Vanuatu has today handed over an emergency kit to VBTC. The kit is part of support provided by the...

New Council to Review Work Done During Previous Council’s Suspension

The new Port Vila Municipal Council says it plans to review all activities and decisions that took place while the previous council was suspended. Newly...

VTU, TSC Dispute Conciliation Agreement Before Deadline

The Vanuatu Teachers Union and the Teaching Service Commission remain divided over whether key resolutions reached through a conciliation process have been fully implemented,...

VBTC Reaffirms Fair & Proper Disciplinary Processes

The VBTC Board of Directors is aware of concerns raised regarding disciplinary matters within the Corporation, including matters that have resulted in the termination...

Air Vanuatu Resumes Ipota Flights After Two Years

Air Vanuatu has confirmed that the first flight to Ipota Airport will operate on Sundays, using a Twin Otter aircraft, with flights operating on...
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