All posts tagged "export"

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  Horticulture growth retains momentum

  Horticulture growth retained momentum with a seven percent growth in export earnings since 2016, according to an updated report, with tariffs on...

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  CPTPP progress appreciated

  Exporters appreciate progress made towards signing the CPTPP and the transparency around the final version of the agreement, says ExportNZ.

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  Terms of trade reach new record

  New Zealand’s terms of trade rose 0.7 percent in the September 2017 quarter to reach an all-time high, Stats NZ said. The...

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  Exporters need certainty on water

  Exporters need an enduring, cross-party agreement on water policy so they have the confidence to continue to invest in their businesses into...

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  Border system marks milestone

  Customs Minister Nicky Wagner is congratulating border agencies on the five-millionth transaction through a key trade system.

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  Milk powder exports continue to rise

  Milk powder rose $48 million (7.3 percent) in value in January 2017, despite the quantity exported falling by around 19,000 tonnes (9.4...

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  WTO agreement a victory for NZ exporters

  Trade Minister Todd McClay has welcomed the entry into force of the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA) saying it is a big...

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  Time for exporters to share their success stories

  With exporting a hot topic, it’s time for those in the industry to share their success stories with the rest of New...

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  Fall in quarterly exports despite rise in dairy

  A nearly 10 percent rise in dairy product exports in the December 2016 quarter partly offset falls for other products, Statistics New...

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  Record global supplies to challenge beef prices in 2017

  Increasing global beef supplies are exerting downward pressure on global beef prices, with this trend expected to continue into 2017, according to...