Exports
Live export run abandoned
Hundreds of farmers and livestock companies are making plans to recover thousands of cattle from a pre-export isolation (PIE) farm near Tokoroa. The move comes after Hamilton-based livestock exporter Genetic Development NZ (GDNZ) was forced to abandon a contract of…
SFF rises to the challenge
A bid to reduce the impact of labour shortages by lifting wages cost Silver Fern Farms Ltd an extra $40 million in 2021 and shareholders have been warned this may…
Lamb exports outpace averages
Despite supply chain challenges and processing delays lamb export prices have soared to an unseasonal all-time high. Continuing the run of record high monthly lamb average export values (AEV) since…
Conscious consumers could reignite wool preference
The planets may finally be realigning for wool as the world starts questioning the impact of synthetic fabrics, woolclassers were told last week. Several industry representatives who spoke at the…
Search for best in international business begins
Entries and nominations are now open for the New Zealand International Business Awards (NZIBA). The awards celebrate the global success,…
Dairy’s on solid ground
Economist Cameron Bagrie says while there are some areas of agriculture that are concerning, he is not worried about the…
US-China sanction threat could hit home
Rabobank’s Singapore-based global analyst Michael Every said China’s condemnation of sanctions against its ally Russia was frustrating the US and…
Dubai Expo2020 a shop window during covid restrictions
New Zealand’s Expo2020 pavilion theme plays strongly on iwi values of Kaitiakitanga and protection, with the theme “care for people…
UK free trade agreement signed
The agreement was signed in London by trade minister Damien O’Connor and the UK secretary of state for international trade…
Fonterra halts dairy exports to Russia
Russia has historically been one of Fonterra’s top butter markets and the cooperative has a Moscow office.Fonterra has suspended shipments…
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