Fijians can expect some relief in household expenses, as the Fiji Competition and Consumer Commission has announced lower fuel and LPG prices for July 2026 following a decline in international fuel prices. The new prices take effect from Wednesday, 1 July 2026, with diesel recording the biggest reduction of between $1.19 and $1.25 per litre across the country. the price of motor spirit will decrease by between 49 and 52 cents per litre, while kerosene prices will fall by about 42 cents per litre in most areas. LPG prices will also drop, helping to reduce cooking costs for households. FCCC…
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