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Rakon cuts 60 NZ jobs in China, India move
Rakon will cut up to 60 New Zealand jobs as it shifts more manufacturing to China and India in a bid to cut costs and widen profit margins.
Fonterra completes five-farm 'hub' in China
Fonterra has signed an agreement to develop two more large-scale dairy farms in China.
Sell Kiwi meat, British butchers told
British butchers should sell New Zealand lamb rather than local lamb to combat global warming, a study claims.
TPP secrecy invites suspicion about US
The implication that the US is using the TPP as a bayonet to thrust at the Chinese is far from the only thing that should bother us, writes Toby Manhire.
NZ wine looks to cement Asia presence
New Zealand wine makers have taken a major step in their efforts to build a presence in Asia.
Charlie's juice still a 'teenager' - new boss
New head of Charlie's juice company says he's looking forward to helping grow a business still in its teenage years.
Dairy prices up 1.8pc overnight (+graphic)
World dairy prices rose 1.8 per cent in the latest overnight auction, with whole milk powder prices soaring 9.2 per cent.
Fonterra coal worries locals
North Waikato residents are calling for Fonterra to consider the effects on the wider community as it goes ahead with plans for a second open-cast coal mine.
World dairy prices dip (+graphic)
World dairy prices dipped in last nights online global dairy products auction.
NZ commodities rise 3.5pc in strong month
NZ commodity prices rose for a second month in September, in the strongest monthly gain in a year and a half.
Changing India a vast untapped opportunity
For everything you know about India, the exact opposite is also true, says Indian economist Reuben Abraham.
Bruce Wills: Dabbling with monetary policy will not end exporters' woes
National knows it ought to be reining in government spending but frets over the political fallout, writes Bruce Wills.