NZ Wine Forum 2026: India FTA and South Korea Insights
New Zealand Wine 2026 offered wine business insights, along with the chance for connection and collective celebration.
OPINION: As India negotiates to open its borders to more global products, dairy is proving a sticky issue.
As India and the US are preparing to finalise an interim trade deal, India has drawn a line on opening dairy to the US - with "non-veg milk" causing contention.
India is asserting that there should be strict certification delineating that imported milk comes from cows that have not been fed animal-based products such as meat of blood. India has termed this as a "non-negotiable red line" because of religious and cultural sensitivities. Milk and ghee are used in religious rituals in India every day.
NZ is also talking to India about a potential trade deal and dairy is again the sticking point.
The Indians are making it clear that there is no question of conceding on dairy. It's a red line for them.
Having Ravensdown as the naming rights sponsor of the Canterbury A&P Show demonstrates their confidence in the show as a long-term venture, says Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Association (CAPA) board chair Sir David Carter.
OPINION: As election day looms, rural NZ seems to have pressed the pause button – held somewhat in limbo on an orange light.
Will drones be the answer to tackling the problem of wasp and hornet nests high up in trees and other inaccessible places?
Canterbury milk processor Synlait has come through tough times and is now ready to scale up from a stable base, says its newly confirmed CEO Leon Fung.
NZPork says a ham made in New Zealand is not necessarily made from New Zealand pork.
Rural Contractors NZ says proposed changes to land transport rules for agricultural vehicles are a welcome response by the Government to out-of-date regulations which have seen members hit with huge fines.
OPINION: It seems Canterbury processor Synlait is still in the doldrums.
OPINION: Get offside with New Zealand First leader Winston Peters at your own peril.