A total of 32,559 people have been to the Fiji Showcase 2009 so far and booth owners are guaranteeing the public that there is a huge stock to meet the demand.
P. Meghji, a Lautoka based wholesale company reveals that they have slashed their prices over the past few days just to be able to see people walk out of their booths with smiles on their faces.
Sales and Marketing rep, Navin Singh said over the past few days they have seen a huge demand for their goods and they have had to bring in extra stock.
Meanwhile, FMF Booth representative, Ferin Begum said they have also brought in extra stock.
P. Meghji is part of the over 130 booths on offer at the Fiji Showcase 2009.
The Fiji Showcase 2009 continues at Laucala Bay.
Showcase booth owners guarantee the best
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