Taina Basiyalo 
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission last night announced new fuel and LPG prices effective today following its monthly price review.
Motorists will see a slight increase in fuel costs.
The price of Unleaded Petrol has gone up by 3 cents to $2.61 per litre, while Premix now costs $2.45 per litre, a 4-cent rise.
Diesel has increased by 8 cents to $2.23 and Kerosene, which remains VAT exempt, has gone up by 9 cents to $1.72 — the highest percentage increase at 5.52%.
Meanwhile, LPG prices have decreased across the board.
The cost of a 4.5kg cylinder drops by 21 cents to $14.70 and the 12kg cylinder is now $39.19, down by 58 cents.
Bulk LPG prices are also slightly lower at $3.02 per kg, while Autogas users will pay $2.08 per litre, a 7-cent decrease.
The FCCC stated that the changes reflect the international refined fuel and butane prices from June 2025, due to a one-month lag in the review period.
The Commission says it will continue to monitor global trends and ensure price adjustments are made in a fair and timely manner to reflect changes in the international market.
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