EU to consider NZ free trade deal
John Key says the EU has agreed to consider a free trade deal with New Zealand.
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Editorial: A recurring worry about this country's economic wellbeing is the potential for it to be rapidly undone by a change of heart in Beijing.
Chinese media's reaction to John Key
John Key's visit to China has been well covered by the NZ press, but his presence has also made a splash in the Chinese media, with his visit labelled as 'pioneering'.
Agreement to increase China trade
NZ and China have increased the goal for two-way trade to reach $30 billion by 2020 at a meeting between PM John Key and China's President Xi Jinping last night.
NZ dairy less safe, say Chinese
Chinese consumers regard NZ milk products as less safe than those produced in our key dairy competitors like the US and Europe, Massey University research suggests.
Key: 'No room for error'
Prime Minister John Key has made it clear in Chinese media that New Zealand knows it is on notice over food safety, saying there was now "no room for error."
Key pulls out of China export meet
John Key has pulled out of a Beijing meet-and-greet session for NZ dairy companies and their local business partners after a dinner invite from the Chinese President.
Asian enthusiasm for natural health boosts NZ industry
Asian consumers increasingly viewing health supplements as "an investment rather than an expense" are driving growth in New Zealand's natural products industry.
Manufacturing expands for 18th month
New Zealand manufacturing activity expanded for an 18th straight month in February with signs a buoyant economy is creating jobs.
Fonterra botulism charges laid
Fonterra says it has accepted charges laid against it by the Ministry for Primary Industries over events that led to last year's recall of whey protein concentrate.
Hong Kong trade boss hunts for Kiwi producers
China's shifting emphasis on consumption could be a golden opportunity for New Zealand companies, says a visiting trade delegation.
Milk firm has hosted string of Nats
A string of National Party high-flyers have been entertained by the milk exporter at the centre of a conflict of interest row involving Justice Minister Judith Collins
Kiwi company fights for its name in Chinese market
New Zealand household products company ecostore has launched a legal challenge to protect its intellectual property in the Chinese market.
Fonterra spreads infant formula sales in China
Fonterra has extended sales of its infant formula brand to two more major Chinese cities as it pushes to secure a share of the world's fastest growing baby milk market.
End of the white goldrush?
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Collins told Oravida its milk was 'nice'
Justice Minister Judith Collins said she told milk product company Oravida that it could not use her photograph or name to endorse its products prior to visiting it in China.
Cheese the toast of record commodity prices
New Zealand commodity prices rose to a record in February, as cheese prices surged to a six-year high.
Terms of trade at new 40-year high
New Zealand's terms of trade rose to a 40-year high for the second straight quarter in the final three months of 2013 as import prices fell.