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The decision to set up spray drying facilities in Waikato is paying off, says FoodWaikato's outgoing chief executive Stuart Gordon.
Published in General News
One of the biggest problems that Covid-19 is causing NZ is that it's stopping politicians and business people having face-to-face contact with their counterparts in our major markets.
Published in General News
OPINION: The global market will be caught in the crossfire of China's measures to reduce its environmental footprint, with ambitious goals to be carbon neutral by 2060.
Published in Opinion
Global fruit production has not only perservered in the face of a worldwide health crisis, it has also continued to adapt in response to the evolving landscape.
Published in Agribusiness
Gold kiwifruit continues to dominate fruit exports in an otherwise challenging market, according to recent Stats NZ figures.
Published in Agribusiness
The apple industry needs to work hard to get more New Zealanders to work on orchards to replace the backpackers that, until Covid, provided a significant proportion of the sector's workforce.
Published in General News
Farm costs are rising rapidly and farmers are being urged to manage cows, staff and finance efficiently to stay profitable.
Published in General News
New Zealand's primary sector will crack the $50 billion mark in export earnings this year with the horticulture sector playing its part, according to MPI projections.
Published in General News
The ambitious goals of each of the primary sectors have come together in the past year to produce an outstanding result.
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While many around the country are embarking on their annual Christmas break, it will be business as usual for the country's second largest milk processor.
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