Displaying items by tag: exports
Meat quota rates remain vital
A jump in the value and volume of New Zealand’s sheepmeat exports to Europe and the UK shows why preserving WTO tariff-rate quotas is so important, claims the Meat Industry Association (MIA).
Quota split a major worry
New Zealand meat exporters want the EU and UK to get serious on reaching a deal on post-Brexit quotas.
Wine exports defy expectations
Covid-19 has seen a surge in sales of New Zealand wine, with July exports up 23 percent on the previous year.
Keeping the supply chain ticking
Waikato company Timpack is playing a key role helping businesses move their essential goods around NZ and the world.
Hort exports top $6.2 billion
Horticulture exports hit a record breaking $6.2 billion in the year ending June 2019 – up $720 million over the previous year.
Country’s backbone performs
New Zealand's primary sector has added steel to the country’s economy in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, according to a recently released report.
Hort exports worth $6.2 billion in 2019
New Zealand horticulture exports reached a record-breaking $6.2 billion in the year ending June 2019 – an increase of $720 million on the previous year.
A vital role in NZ’s future
“Primary production is not a sunset industry, but it needs to evolve,” says Professor Sir Peter Gluckman – the PM's Chief Science Advisor for a decade.
Primary export plan a map to nowhere?
The Government's new plan to boost primary sector export earnings is bold but needs bigger numbers, says economist Cameron Bagrie.
Plan to boost primary exports by $44b
The Government has launched a plan aiming to boost primary sector export earnings by $44 billion over the next decade.
