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Enablement not restrictions!

HortNZ chair Barry O'Neil believes present policy is all about restricting and limiting the sector rather than enabling it.

"I want to give growers certainty and confidence that there is a future for the industry."

Published in General News

$80 million annual benefit for NZ hort from EU FTA

Horticultural Export Authority (HEA) chief executive Simon Hegarty says the EU FTA is fantastic news for the NZ hort sector.

The NZ horticulture sector stands to save nearly $80 million a year as a result of the recently negotiated Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the European Union (EU).

Published in General News

The Social Place: Making the most of China's social place

New Zealand wine exports to China have doubled during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Published in Industry

The Marketing Place

Kia ora koutou katoa,

Published in Industry

FTAs - Improving Exporters' Market Access

The recent announcement of a new New Zealand/European Union Free Trade Agreement (FTA) is good news for wine exporters.

Published in Editorial

We can all do our bit

New Zealand households waste more than 157,000 tonnes of food annually.

OPINION: An estimated 40% of food produced globally each year is wasted - totalling 2.5 billion tonnes.

Published in Opinion

Yili opens 'Dairy Silicon Valley'

The Yili industrial park in Hohhot, China includes a milk powder and liquid milk production facilities.

Chinese dairy giant Yili has launched a multi-billion dollar industrial park in Hohhot, China.

Published in World News

Don’t put all your avos in one basket

New Zealand’s avocado industry has been urged to diversify export markets as production is set to take off in the coming years.

Published in General News

The Government is tightening up its biosecurity settings following an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) in Indonesia and also the recent discovery of viral FMD fragments on pork imported into Australia from China.

Published in General News