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The North Island wool auction received revived support this week with an improved 81% of the 5700 bales selling.
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Meat Industry Association chief executive Tim Ritchie says uncertainty in the EU as a result of Brexit is one of the causes of a higher exchange rate.
Published in General News
Zespri brand kiwifruit has become a symbol of status and wealth in China.
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Prime Minister John Key's visit to the UK and Europe last week was good timing given the Brexit decision.
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A European Union diplomat says EU farmers cannot be blamed for low farmgate milk prices.
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Trade minister Todd McClay says he's received strong assurances that New Zealand's trade interests will not be adversely affected as a result of the Brexit vote.
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Food fraud is estimated to cost the global food industry $US49 billion a year, with New Zealand companies bearing their share of the brunt.
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The more varied offering at this weeks' South Island auction saw targeted buying with better demand for the longer wools.
Published in Markets
Every imaginable commentator has come out of the woodwork to offer their two cents worth on Brexit – Britain's exit from the EU.
Published in Opinion
Maersk Line, the world's largest container shipping company and Kotahi, New Zealand's leading export supply chain collaborator, are set to welcome the largest container ship to ever visit NZ waters.
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