Kiwi companies looking to sell their wares in the US are being told to push issues of quality and craftsmanship.

Audrey Young speaks to an American dairy farmer and finds that a little understanding could go a long way.

Australian pipfruit bodies are still questioning the safety of NZ apples, despite a WTO interim report apparently indicating a win for local growers.

NZ's apple growers have reportedly won a victory in their battle to sell fruit in Australia but the industry is not expecting benefits any time soon.

The WTO has overturned Australia's 90-year ban on importing NZ apples, but the Govt will wait for a final report before commenting.

Liam Dann writes that fast growth and a grape glut are serious threats to New Zealand's global status.

Too much of a good thing threatens to skittle some in the wine industry.

Fonterra says revenues fell $300 million in the past half year, but that world dairy prices continue to recover.

If Govt projections over our petroleum sector bear fruit, NZ could be the oil sheikhs of the Pacific, writes Fran O'Sullivan.