Made in Vanuatu – Vanuatu Made

June 29, 2025Ambassador 00

Brian Kaltak has been named the first Brand Ambassador for the Vanuatu Made campaign, promoting local products and celebrating Vanuatu’s entrepreneurial spirit globally. This role aims to enhance visibility for local businesses and products, aligning with the Ministry of Trade and Commerce’s goals for economic empowerment and national pride.

June 22, 2022News 00

A tin of canned tuna from Sino-Van Fisheries Limited, sold in Port Vila, has piqued local interest despite concerns over its production process, originating from the People’s Republic of China. Local entrepreneur Milroy Cainton praised its flavor and noted its potential to create jobs if a local cannery operated. The product is currently unavailable in stores.

July 18, 2018News 00

The Vanuatu Craft Association, with Vanuatu Brewing Limited, has introduced a range of products made from local fruits and root crops using surplus produce from Efate farmers. Offerings include Kumala Vodka, jams, vinegar, and flour, along with collaborations with Tanna Coffee. More details will be shared later.

December 16, 2017News 00

Roy Pakoasongi and Rosalie Vatu highlight the positive impact of the government’s ‘Made in Vanuatu’ initiative on local handicraft producers. With local product availability increasing since Cyclone Pam, they anticipate a shift to more locally sourced items, reducing imports in the coming years. Collaboration among stakeholders is essential for success.

December 16, 2017News 00

The initiative at Vanuatu Handikraf Senta and Mahitahi aims to ensure all products are locally made, promoting Vanuatu’s culture. A survey indicated that 90% of market products are cheap imports from China. The goal is to replace these imports with handcrafted items, enhancing local artisans’ support and boosting the economy.

November 22, 2017News 00

The Mahitahi Handikraf Senta in Port Vila will open on November 29, featuring 53 stalls for vendors selling authentic Vanuatu-made products. The initiative aims to promote local crafts through a network connecting provincial associations, ensuring cultural significance is respected while meeting visitors’ desire for genuine souvenirs.

Tag: Made in Vanuatu

Vanuatu Made Unveils First Brand Ambassador: Brian Kaltak

Vanuatu-Made Tuna Product Raises Questions After Discovery in Port Vila Shop

New Vanuatu Made Products Launched Using Local Fruits and Crops

Confidence Grows for ‘Made in Vanuatu’ Products to Replace Imports

Push for ‘Made in Vanuatu’ Products Gains Momentum

Mahitahi Handikraf Senta Prepares for Grand Opening with a Focus on ‘Made in Vanuatu’ Products