FIJI-SUVA-CHINA-JUNCAO TECHNOLOGY-LIVELIHOOD

FIJI-SUVA-CHINA-JUNCAO TECHNOLOGY-LIVELIHOOD

(220606) -- SUVA, June 6, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Staff members of Bula Mushroom company check the condition of mushrooms in Nadi, Fiji, May 11, 2022. China's Juncao project has been benefitting Fiji since 2014 when it was introduced in the Pacific island country, Fijian officials and farmers said. TO GO WITH "Roundup: China's Juncao technology helps Fijians improve livelihood" (Xinhua/Zhang Yongxing)

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