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Lamb kill at 50-year low
The 2013-14 export lamb kill will be the lowest in 50 years because of last summer's drought, but better prices should compensate for the lost volume.
Two-child China a boon for baby milk
The loosening of China's one-child policy is expected to provide a boost for New Zealand infant formula exporters.
Botulism botch-up 'may cost jobs'
New Zealand and Australian employees of infant formula manufacturer Nutricia could be the latest victims of Fonterra's botulism botch-up.
Trade talks take the heat off Key
Meat and green-lipped mussels had PM John Key back in more comfortable territory on a trade trip in Bangkok, after days of scrutiny of his reaction to Sri Lanka's human rights.
World dairy prices dip 1.8pc (+graphic)
Prices of dairy products fell in the second straight GlobalDairyTrade auction overnight.
Gareth Morgan: How real is your milk?
Push for higher volumes compromising our greatest export, write Gareth Morgan and Geoff Simmons. "The future of NZ's dairy industry should lie in quality, not quantity."
Dairy scare 'gift' to China Govt
Fonterra's botulism scandal was one of the "greatest gifts" the company could have given to the Chinese Government, according to a visiting foreign correspondent.
Botulism scare cost Danone $500m
French food giant Danone says it will lose more than half a billion dollars in sales in the current financial year as a result of Fonterra's botulism false alarm.
Govt slammed over China trip 'help'
An infant formula exporter has slammed the service a taxpayer-funded business support centre in Shanghai provided to a delegation of New Zealand companies.
Key defends 100% pure NZ campaign
John Key defended New Zealand's "100 per cent pure New Zealand" tourism campaign in a speech to a tourism conference in Bali focusing on sustainable development.
Let's not be hasty on TPP, Key cautions
Better to have patience and aim for a comprehensive trade pact, PM says.