SugarCane Growers Fund

05/06/2026

📍 Northern Growers Consultation – Kilikoso, Daku

The Sugar Cane Growers Fund (SCGF) concluded its Northern Division pocket consultation programme with a meeting held at the residence of Mr. Prem Chand in Kilikoso, Daku.

The session provided growers with updates on current industry developments and the range of support initiatives available through SCGF. Awareness was created on reduced lending rates, Mortgage Protection Cover, the 5Si Special Social Security Savings Scheme with Insurance, mySCGF digital services, and other products and services aimed at enhancing the financial well being and resilience of growers and their families.

The consultation also served as an important forum for growers to voice their concerns, share insights from the field, and engage in meaningful discussions with SCGF representatives on issues affecting their farming operations and livelihoods.

The session was attended by SCGF Chief Executive Officer Mr. Raj Sharma, Mr. Vijinesh Naidu, Relationship Support Officer – Seaqaqa District, and Mr. Arvind Chandra, Senior Relationship Officer – Labasa District, who interacted directly with growers and responded to their queries.

SCGF extends its sincere appreciation to Mr. Prem Chand and all growers who participated in the consultation. The valuable feedback received through these engagements will continue to support SCGF's efforts in delivering responsive services and contributing to a stronger and more sustainable sugar industry.

04/06/2026

04/06/2026

📍 Northern Growers Consultation – Waiqele & Seaqaqa

The Sugar Cane Growers Fund (SCGF) successfully conducted two pocket consultation meetings with growers in the Northern Division on 4 June 2026.

The first session was held at the residence of Mr. Kamal Narayan on Airport Road, Waiqele, followed by a second session at the residence of Mr. Wazid Ali in Vunivere, Seaqaqa.

During the consultations, growers were updated on current industry challenges and the support measures available through SCGF. Awareness was also created on reduced lending rates, Mortgage Protection Cover, the SCGF 5Si Special Social Security Savings Scheme with Insurance, digital services through mySCGF App, and other products and services designed to support growers and their families.

The meetings provided a valuable platform for growers to share their views, raise concerns, and engage directly with SCGF representatives - CEO - Mr. Raj Sharma, Mr. Vijinesh Naidu - Relationship Support Officer at Seaqaqa District and Mr. Arvind Chandra - Senior Relationship Officer at Labasa District on matters affecting their farming operations and livelihoods.

SCGF sincerely thanks the host families and all growers who attended and contributed to the discussions as we continue working together towards a resilient and sustainable sugar industry.

We look forward to meeting more growers and hearing their views as the consultation programme continues tomorrow, 5 June 2026, at the residence of Mr. Prem Chand in Kilikoso, Daku, from 11.00 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.

28/05/2026

Honouring Legacy, Strengthening Service on Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna Day

Staff of SCGF joined together in commemorating Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna Day, recognising the lasting contributions and leadership of one of Fiji’s most distinguished national leaders.

The occasion also provided an opportunity for staff connection and engagement, as members from Head Office and District Offices gathered both in person and virtually through an internal session coordinated by the SCGF Sports & Social Club. The discussions centred on teamwork, collaboration, and strengthening efforts towards delivering better service and support to Fiji’s cane growers.

A meaningful day that reflected unity, shared purpose, and the continued dedication of the SCGF team to the growers and communities they serve.

26/05/2026

THE Sugarcane Growers Fund is taking a bold step forward for the future of farmers around the country. Its chairman Marika Luveniyali made this comment while […]

25/05/2026

The Sugar Cane Growers Fund says its new savings and insurance initiative will strengthen financial security for cane farmers.

24/05/2026

24/05/2026

Limited financial planning opportunities and competing priorities have often made it difficult for sugarcane farmers to build adequate savings.