NZ sheep meat prices lift to record levels on Chinese NY
NZ sheep meat prices lift to record levels on Chinese New Year demand.
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Business leaders, exporters and farmers upbeat about TPP deal
"This is a great outcome for not just the primary sector but all New Zealanders."
Export industries welcome the re-branded TPP
The red meat industry has congratulated the PM on the reformulated TPP deal.
Beard: New Government needs to land TPP
Comment: New Zealand needs the TPP-11 to get equal access to big export markets.
NZ commodity exports seen rising 9.2% in 2018
NZ commodity exports seen rising 9.2 per cent in 2018, MPI says in latest sector report.
Controversial Blue Spring application withdrawn
An application to pull 6.9m litres of water a day from the Blue Spring has been withdrawn.
NZ's bigger-than-expected trade deficit in August
Exports of milk powder, butter and cheese declined and imports of oil jumped higher.
NZ lamb exports to UK drop to record low
Exporters are eschewing the weak UK market in favour of other more lucrative destinations.
ExportNZ election wishlist: trade, more trade
Exporters have a simple demand for the government that is elected - to focus on trade.
Kiwi farmers going gaga for Wagyu
Kiwi Wagyu beef has great earning potential for New Zealand farmers, LIC says.
India touted as next dairy opportunity
India's demand for dairy products might create opportunities for New Zealand exporters.
NZ beef exports face end of a golden run
The gloss is coming off the NZ beef export trade due to higher US production.
China to buy NZ persimmons
After 12 years of negotiations, New Zealand will begin persimmon exports to China
Boris Johnson allays NZ exporter fears
UK's Boris Johnson says NZ will be at the head of the queue in post Brexit trade deals.
Greener pastures under Trump?
Trump has stressed that he is not opposed to all trade agreements.
Good outcome for Nafta would benefit NZ
Under Nafta, most tariffs on US agricultural exports have dropped to zero.
Political rift halts $7m of NZ-bound phosphate
A $7 million shipment of phosphate bound for New Zealand will not reach these shores.
Kiwifruit export regulations set to change
Zespri planning a targeted share buyback and issue programme next year.
Lamb exports fall after Chinese buyers stockpile supplies
Shipments for the month were 30,683 tonnes, down 11 per cent on the previous year.
Milk fat, sheep drive gain in commodity prices
New Zealand commodity prices rose 2.1 per cent in June.
NZ exports rise to 3-year high in May
NZ's merchandise exports rose to their highest monthly level in over three years in May.
NZ terms of trade rises to 44-year high
New Zealand's terms of trade rose to the highest level in about 44 years.
NZ goods exports hit an April record
New Zealand's merchandise exports rose to their highest ever for an April month.
$1.35 billion boost tipped for dairy
Fonterra is expected to forecast a higher farmgate milk price for the coming season.
Air NZ's precious Mother's Day cargo
Fresh cut flowers are being flown across NZ to keep florists stocked for Mother's Day.
In China, try red not black
NZ's obsession with all things black is putting Kiwi products on the backfoot in China.
PM says dollar at 'pretty positive' level
Bill English says the dollar is now at a "pretty positive" level for exporters.
Avocado prices jump in US
Avocado prices have risen to record prices on surging demand and smaller crop.
NZ exports rise 11pc to 2-year high
The value of dairy exports to China jumped by two thirds.
NZ Mint signs $60m deal with Chinese firm
New Zealand Mint has signed a $60m deal with a Chinese company, it was announced today.
NZ honey test may not stop fake product
The new manuka honey test may not be the solution to the problem of fake exports.