Supply and quality of services are generally to international standards. The majority of supplies are imported, as Fiji has almost no manufacturing capacity therefore availability of supplies is largely dependant on supply chain efficiencies from Australia, New Zealand and China, the country’s main trading partners for imports. Generally there are no supply issues, however prolonged adverse weather events may delay restocking, particularly in the outer islands. Services are largely concentrated in the main urban areas of Viti Levu.

Fiji’s commerce is characterized by a small number of large private companies that are dominant across several sectors with the balance of the market being made up of smaller owner operated enterprises. Government enterprises maintain regulatory control over some essential service sectors such as telecommunications, roads, and power generation and the government owns a controlling interest in the company that oversees operation of the country’s Ports.

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