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THE FIJI TIMES
News From Motibhai Group www.motibhai.com /motibhai.group

BK opens new outlet

There is a lot of excitement
surrounding the atmosphere at
the Nadi International Airport as
world-renowned quick service
restaurant Burger King opened its
third outlet in the country.
The new outlet which opened
for business on Wednesday, June
21 is known as the landside
restaurant and is accessible to all
customers who visit the airport.
Burger King initially started
its Fiji operations at the Nadi In-
ternational Airport on November
16, 2015 with the opening of its
first outlet which is only acces-
sible to customers departing our
shores via the international depar-
tures lounge. Known as the air-
side restaurant, the first outlet
has become very popular over the
past 18-months effectively mak-
ing way for further expansion in
the country. Burger King chairman Kirit Patel, centre, is flanked by director Tejash Patel, left, and general manager
Following the success of
our first outlet at the airport, we Akash Narsey at the new landside restaurant.
are now ready to extend our ser- taurant in Martintar, the introduc- also very encouraging as custom- country with our first Suva out-
vices to the general members of tion of draught beer (on tap) will ers can have good time at Burger let scheduled to be opened in the
the public with a completely new be yet another first for a quick King without having to worry later part of this year, Mr Patel
restaurant, Burger King general service restaurant (QSR) in the about parking at all. said.
manager Akash Narsey said. country, Mr Narsey added. Echoing similar sentiments, Meanwhile, just in 18-months,
Mr Narsey said the new res- It is service and innovation Burger King director Tejash Patel Burger King has invested close to
taurant which has created close as such which sets BK apart from said they are proud to be associ- $12 million in the Fijian economy
to 30 jobs will be a real game- other QSRs in the country and I ated with Airports Fiji Limited as and has provided employment
changer as far as service and taste am very optimistic that the new part of its Nadi Airport Terminal opportunities for 90 people with
profiles is concerned. airport outlet will serve its pur- Modernization Project. the number expected to grow as
While our menu and price pose very well. The new landside outlet the international franchise opens
structure at the new outlet will be The availability of lots of is part of the many restaurants more outlets across the country in
exactly the same as our key res- parking space in a secured area is planned for opening around the coming months and years.

Cancer
survivor
shares
experience
Cancer survivor Nanise
Marama of Nausori could not
hold back her tears while thank-
ing Motibhai Group and the Fiji
Cancer Society for their support
which enabled her to fully recov-
er from the disease.
The 36-year-old mother of Sitting from left are Motibhai Group director Rajesh Patel, marketing manager Abraham Gomes, cancer
five was diagnosed with cancer survivor Nanise Marama and FCS chairman Phillip Low.
14-months-ago while she was and today I have fully recovered (BFBMT) campaign on Friday, currently in its 11th year.
seven-months pregnant with her after treatment in India and my June 23. The launching this year makes
youngest child. child has also turned an-year- The cancer fundraiser which way for various business houses
I thought I will lose my child old, an emotional Marama said is an initiative of Motibhai Group to host morning tea parties until
and wont survive from cancer during the launching of the Bush- and the Fiji Cancer Society was September end to raise funds for
but my doctors gave me hope ells Fijis Biggest Morning Tea initially launched in 2006 and is cancer advocacy.
Healthy living with Moro olive oils
Good food can do amazing things. It can turn a salad into a con-
versation starter. A Sunday roast into a family tradition. A dinner party
into a budding new friendship. Turning the simplest meals shared with
family and friends into a moment to remember. Moro can help you
create more of these moments by bringing out the best in your food so
you can bring out the best in your loved ones.
Moro olive oils come from a place where good food, good company
and good fun are always plentiful. A place where people live with pas-
sion and gusto and savour every moment as if it were their last. After
all, lifes too short for anything less. So celebrate life and your love of
good food by discovering the entire Moro olive oil range which comes
in three variants Olive Oil, Olive Oil Extra Virgin and Olive Oil
Light Virgin (in one litre and 500ml bottles) for you and your family.
Eat Life Up With Moro
Good food is a powerful thing. It can bring people together, spark
conversation, create joy and even a little romance.
Good food can create special moments between family and friends.
Moro wants to help you create more of these moments. All it takes is
a drizzle of authentic oil and a generous helping of love, and you can Jia Wea, left and Sainimere Vere with Moro Olive Oil at RB Patel
turn the most humble fare into a moment to remember.
Moro can help you bring out the best in your food so you can bring Supermarket in Nadi Town.
out the best in your loved ones. Whether theyre slurping loudly, lick- cause we only use the finest Spanish olives, grown in regions that are
ing their fingers or mopping up that last bit of sauce with their bread, bathed in sunshine for most of the year.
these are some of the greatest compliments of all. So turn every meal The olives are carefully selected before being pressed, within hours
into a moment with Moro. Savour every story, relish every smile and of harvesting, to ensure the juice is squeezed out while the aroma and
EAT LIFE UP! flavour are still intact. Our master blenders then work their magic to
The Mark of Quality blend a variety of stringently tested oils. Thats how we consistently
Its no surprise that Moro continues to produce such high quality deliver high quality products and on that, well never compromise.
olive oils; generations of family tradition and craftsmanship go into Moro olive oil is distributed in Fiji by Motibhai Group touching
every single bottle. Only the very best oil makes it into our bottles be- your lives with quality products.

Foods tastes better

with Rosella
Rosella Tomato Sauce is an
Australian Classic and has been
gracing kitchen tables, BBQs
and picnic baskets since 1899.
Being an iconic Australian
brand with a 118-year-old his-
tory, Rosella is equally famous in
other countries of the world with
Fiji being no exception.
We are happy to announce
that Australias favourite tomato
sauce brand is back in Fiji, Mo-
tibhai Group marketing manager
Abraham Gomes said.
100% Australian grown to-
matoes gives Rosella Tomato
Sauce a bold, irresistible tomato
flavour that is a wel-
comed crowd pleaser
on any pastry or pie,
hot chips or barbeque
meat, Mr Gomes
added.
He says Rosella
puts the winning taste
down to their commit-
ment to source only the
finest quality, luscious
Australian grown to-
matoes.
With no preserva-
tives, there is nothing
artificial in Rosella
tomato sauce which is
98% fat free and gluten
free as well.
Available in conve-
nient 600ml glass bot-
tle and 500ml squeez-
able bottle, Rosella
tomato sauce is now
available at all leading
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supermarkets and stores.
With many mouth-watering
recipes on their website www.
rosella.com.au/recipes, let Rosel-
la tempt your inner chef.
The team behind Rosella has
made it easy for you to cook up a
storm with easy, exciting and de-
licious recipes carefully selected
that are simple and tasty that the
whole family will love.
Stay up-to-date via Face-
book and share your recipes with
us. Wed love to hear how you
use our products to create new
recipes or family favourites, the
company states on their website.
BLACK Chook may sound like a strange name for a wine.
But listening to group principal sales director and founder, Tony
Parkinson, explain how the brand got its name was a story worth re-
telling.
"We were originally going to call the wine 'Black Faced Sheep' be-
cause we have them on our property," he shared while on a recent visit
to Fiji.
"But a neighbour of ours, High Hamilton, reckons he is the black
sheep in his family so he started a Black Sheep label.
"We let him have that and because we have black chooks in the
farmyard on our land, we got our new name.
"It's a very authentic Australian name."
Mr Parkinson's sister-in-law, Penny Dowie, a portrait painter illus-
trated the chickens that appear on the front and back labels.
"It gives Black Chook a very simple yet distinct look on the shelves."
Introduced into Fiji three months ago, the Australian winemaker
said he hoped Black Chook would make its mark with local and inter-
national wine lovers.
"This is our biggest production, we make about 40,000 cases of the
Black Chook Shiraz and sell it in China, Canada, USA, Korea, Singa-
pore, Hong Kong, New Zealand, a little bit in Europe and now in Fiji.
"We came to Fiji after being introduced to the Motibhai Group, one
thing led to another and the Black Chook has found its way on to Fijian
shelves and palettes."
Mr Parkinson visited the country earlier last month to provide some
history and background on Black Chook wines with retailers and sales
staff.
"I've come over to impart some stories to the wine trade folk here
as to the background of this wine and also to reinforce the heritage, 90
points consistency and explain where the chook fits in."
Black Chook comes from a wine company that has produced some
of Australia's finest Penny's Hill.
Motibhai Group
rocks Showcase
The presence of Motibhai Group in the 2017 Fiji Showcase which is
dubbed as the biggest tradeshow and entertainment event of the South
Pacific has added more glamour to the entire atmosphere.
We are overwhelmed with the response from customers since Fri-
day, June 30, Motibhai Group marketing manager Abraham Gomes
said.
For the first time, we are serving hot popcorn and chilled Tang
juice from our booth at a very attractive price.
We are happy to announce that this year, Dove will be represented
in the prestigious Hibiscus Carnival for the first time by beauty contes-
tant Alisi Vucago who will be referred to as Miss Dove, Mr Gomes
informed.
He said customers will be able to meet and greet Miss Dove Alisi
Vucago who is a journalist by profession on selected days and times
throughout the Showcase event.

A customer is all smiles with the new Planters Salted

Peanuts at the Motibhai Group booth.

Fiji Times nominates charity for Hibiscus

THE Fiji Times has nomi-
nated the Foundation for the
Education of Needy Children
(FENC) Fiji as its charity for
the 2017 Vodafone Hibiscus
Festival.
After a lapse of more than
two decades, Fiji Times Ltd
is sponsoring a queen in the
festival.
Sub editor Charlene Lan-
yon is your queen and the
newspaper will be donating
five cents from every copy
sold towards the Hibiscus
Charity Chest.
The Hibiscus Event Group
Inc, raises funds during the
festival and distributes it to
various charities.
While Fiji Times Ltd sup-
ports many charitable organ-
isations every year, it has par-
ticularly selected FENC Fiji
as the beneficiary of its charity
chest during the Hibiscus Fes-
tival.
FENC Fiji national co-or-
dinator John Tuiono said the
announcement by the news-
paper was timely given the
increasing demand in under-
privileged children wishing
to go back to school who are,
however denied this legiti-
mate right because of circum-
stances beyond their control.
The organisation recently
signed an agreement for the
support of an additional 240
primary and 100 secondary
school students for the 2018
academic year.
The support by FENC Fiji
includes uniforms, shoes, sta-
tionery and school bags for
students.
Fiji Times Ltd publisher
Hank Arts announced the
initiative at the Kaila! Star
Search round two competition
at Village 6 on Thursday, June
29.
Mr Arts said FENC Fiji
was doing a great duty to the
nation to assist underprivi-
leged students. Miss The Fiji Times Charlene Lanyon.

Queens
tour west
Vodafone Hibiscus contestants Miss
Dove Alisi Vucago and Miss The Fiji
Times Charlene Lanyon who are sup-
ported by Motibhai Group toured the
western division last month to meet
and greet staff members and custom-
ers as part of their public engagement
activity.
The duo visited all Prouds outlets based
in the western division and also had
the opportunity to visit the duty-free
Selfie time...
time...a
a customer get all excited operations at the Nadi International
with Miss Dove Alisi Vucago and Miss Airport.
The Fiji Times Charlene Lanyon at They also had the opportunity to mingle
Prouds in Lautoka. with management and staff of Burger
King at the new landside outlet during
a pre-opening morning tea party.
For pictures of their west tour, please
visit our Facebook page.
I loved this so much. So much history of how an empire started from humble beginnings and because of
many years of hard work it has become what it is today. Truly inspirational - Miss Dove Alisi Vucago
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Our People Are Our Strength

The Nadi Finance soccer team is one of many teams participating in this years sports day.

Sports Day 2017

An email sent to all Motibhai Group staff by the HR and Ad-
ministration manager Balwant Chauhan on Monday, June 12 was
received with great excitement.
Dear all, I have good news for everyone, the email stated.
This year Motibhai Sports Day is being organised and sched-
uled to be held on Sunday 16th July 2017 from 8.00am to 5.30pm
at Nadi Sangam School grounds, Mr Chauhan informed.
Also note that a cocktail and Gala Dinner is being organised on
Saturday 15th July, details of which will follow.
Managers/HODs at various locations are to motivate staff
to prepare themselves mentally and physically for this GRAND
EVENT.
The following sporting activities will take place during the day:
- Soccer, Netball, Volleyball and Fun Games.

Training in Pictures

4 inbox - News from Motibhai Group Published by Manager Public Relations | Corporate Marketing Shalendra Prasad Email:- prasad.shalendra@motibhai.com.fj