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Key: Technical issue holding up meat
John Key says the refusal by Chinese officials to clear containers of frozen meat being held at the border is simply because of confusion over documentation.
'Technical issues' holding up meat
Chinese measures to curb sales of counterfeit meat may be a factor in millions of dollars of exported New Zealand meat being held up on Chinese wharves.
Meat blockade a 'technical issue'
NZ meat exports held up on Chinese wharves may have been delayed partly due to Chinese efforts at curbing counterfeit meat sales, the PM has suggested.
NZ meat blocked at Chinese ports
A name change for a government ministry has resulted on New Zealand meat being blocked at Chinese ports, Labour has claimed.
Customers reassured NZ milk is safe
The Ministry of Primary Industries has reassured overseas consumers that NZ milk is safe after claims it could be contaminated with radioactive chemicals.
Defence points finger at Zespri
A China importer says Zespri stood to gain more than it did by understating the value of kiwifruit for customs duty purposes.
Air NZ cartel fight continues
The Commerce Commission is sticking to its guns in the long-running air cargo cartel case against Air NZ, which yesterday renewed its bid to have the case dropped.
Sandra Kyle and Lynley Tulloch: Factory farms an assault on humanity
Today, more than 70 billion animals are raised and killed for food worldwide annually, the majority in factory farms.
World dairy prices drop 7.3pc (+graphic)
Prices have fallen more than 7 per cent in the latest global dairy auction held overnight. It comes after a slight dip in prices two weeks ago.
Dairy group says Chinese media got it wrong
An industry group is continuing to defend itself against accusations that it damaged this country's lucrative reputation for safe dairy products during a visit to a trade show in China this month.
More oil and gas prospects opened up
The Government is opening up more of the Taranaki, the East Coast , Northland Canterbury and Great South Basins to oil and gas explorers.
Key: rules should keep oil cowboys out
Prime Minister John Key says he is confident safety and environment rules being brought in to cover oil and gas exploration will keep out "cowboy "operators.
Spirulina exports healthy earner for local firm Lifestream
Spirulina, that gooey green stuff that was all the rage with 1990s health fanatics, is big business for an Auckland firm that's one of the world's biggest suppliers.
Baby formula beats drug arrests
Arrests of infant formula smugglers have surpassed those of heroin and other drug runners at Hong Kong's border since it introduced new laws restricting how much baby milk - much of which is made in New Zealand - can be carried into mainland China.
Baby food story upsets NZ exporters
A stoush has erupted in the lucrative infant formula export industry after Chinese media outlets published articles about a newly formed export association.
Meat exports part of Pacific problems
A Samoan MP and former health minister has reignited calls on New Zealand to stop sending fatty meat to the Pacific Islands over health concerns.
World dairy prices stable as surge recedes
Prices of dairy products recorded their smallest gain this year, edging up to a new record.