Local Business in Mauritius

The economy of Mauritius is primarily based on tourism, textile manufacturing, and sugar production.  There are also many small and medium-sized businesses, such as retail shops, restaurants, and service providers, that make up the local business landscape in Mauritius.

Some popular local businesses in Mauritius include local markets selling crafts and souvenirs, street food vendors, and small hotels and guesthouses.

Mauritius is known for several local products, including:

Rum
Mauritius is home to several rum distilleries, which produce a variety of rum styles, including aged and flavoured varieties.

Sugar
The island nation is a major producer of sugar and is known for its high-quality sugarcane.

Textiles
Mauritius has a strong textile manufacturing industry, producing a wide range of garments and textiles, including cotton and silk.

Handicrafts
Mauritius is known for its traditional and unique handicrafts, including basketry, woodcarvings, and pottery.

Seafood
The island nation is known for its seafood, particularly fish, and it's a major exporter of tuna and other seafood.

Tea and Vanilla
Mauritius is one of the world's major producers of vanilla and also has a small but growing tea industry

Spices
The island nation is known for its production of various spices like ginger, turmeric, and cardamom.

Fruits
Mauritius is famous for its tropical fruits such as papaya, mango, banana, and pineapple

Flowers
The island nation is also known for its beautiful and exotic flowers, including orchids and hibiscus.

Jewelleries
Local craftsmanship of gold and silver jewelleries is quite popular among tourists visiting the island.