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Synlait’s $112 million bid for South Canterbury dairy processor Dairyworks has been given the green light by the Overseas Investment Office.
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New Zealand joining 15 other World Trade Organisation members to set up interim arrangements to solve trade disputes is a welcome step, says the NZ International Business Forum.
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The outbreak of COVID-19 is weighing on global market sentiment and the 2020 outlook.
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Amidst the coronavirus upheaval, one thing is certain – agriculture will see our economy through.
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Statistics released today offer some insight into how COVID-19 is affecting New Zealand’s primary exports.
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Primary sector export returns will take a $1.3 billion hit from COVID-19, but there is some good news.
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High-level policy agreements on greenhouse gases – such as the Paris Agreement – are challenging both policy makers and scientists, according to an international scientific expert in this field.
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Fonterra farmers are happy with the co-op’s solid turnaround in performance, says Shareholders Council chairman James Barron.
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There was a silver lining to the fourth straight drop in global dairy prices last week: demand in China is recovering.
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Independent economist Cameron Bagrie says dairy fundamentals are looking pretty good, despite the GDT dropping in the past three auctions.
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