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T&G Global receives sustainability loan

T&G Global chief executive Gareth Edgecombe.

T&G Global has announced it has signed the New Zealand horticulture sector’s first sustainability-linked loan, borrowing $180 million.

Published in General News

Who dares wins

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern takes questions from the media during her visit to Waikato recently.

In a move that reminded everyone of the SAS motto, 'Who dares wins', Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, Agriculture Minister Damien O'Connor and industry leaders met at MilkTest NZ's Hamilton facility to announce a significant milestone in the efforts to eradicate Mycoplasma bovis.

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Agriculture needs to adapt or die

Hamish Gow says firms shouldn’t be sitting back and complaining about Covid but adapting their businesses to deal with it.

NZ's agricultural sector needs to recognise Covid-19 as the "new normal," says leading expert on international trade, Professor Hamish Gow.

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Fonterra proposal a good move

Making a change to any businesses is difficult.

Published in Agribusiness

Let us use tools available!

Fed Farmers national president Andrew Hoggard.

OPINION: Climate Change Minister James Shaw should not hesitate to sign the global commitment to reduce methane by 30% by 2030.

Published in Opinion

All locked up and without a plan to unlock

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his Australian counterpart Scott Morrison have agreed in principle to a free trade deal.

OPINION: Australia and the UK have just concluded a free trade deal.

Published in Opinion

EU move cheeses off NZ producers

A move by the EU to grant exclusive use of the term ‘halloumi’ to Cyprus cheesemakers is raising concerns among the New Zealand cheesemakers.

Moves by the European Commission to grant exclusive use of the term 'halloumi' to Cyprus cheesemakers is raising concerns among the New Zealand cheesemaking community.

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