‘Kulukulu Dunes & Volivoli By The Sea’
A honey farmer, who was awarded Fijian Made certification status for his product, has been encouraged to diversify his operations.
Tuesday 07 June 2022 | 02:00
Businessman, Abdul Hussein, 33, opened his honey farm 12 years ago, and is considering diversifying into another agricultural product and Kulukulu sand dunes in Sigatoka.
A honey farmer, who was awarded Fijian Made certification status for his product, has been encouraged to diversify his operations.
Abdul Hussein, 33, is the proud owner of Nahl Pure Honey – a homegrown operation in Rakiraki that stemmed out of his sheer craving for honey.
“My aim is to expand our honey-making operations for the international market, and identify another source of income in the agriculture sector,” he said.
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“It is a bit of a challenge – coming out of COVID-19 – to identify the ideal market we could tap into.
“I’d like to get into some sort of farming that is different from honey farming.”
Mr Hussein is a university graduate in accounting and information systems.
Sigatoka Sandunes. Source: https://anotherjayinparadise.com/sigatoka-sand-dunes/
What is one place in Fiji that is on your bucket list?
Taveuni.
I have seen pictures of the place – it’s an interesting destination.
The international dateline is another attraction.
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