Displaying items by tag: exports
MPI fees threaten wine exports
The Ministry of Primary Industries' proposal to impose higher costs on the wine industry is a major threat to the sector and its export business, says Alistair King from Crowe Horwath.
Kiwifruit back to pre-Psa levels
The kiwifruit season is promising strong growth with volumes back to pre-Psa levels this season, Zespri's chief executive Lain Jager says.
China-bound products to be tested locally
New Zealand infant formula exports to China have been given a boost with the launch last week of a new pilot project to test products here instead of there.
Small company makes big moves in China
A Kiwi company specialising in selling milk products to China is planning a major expansion and is planning to raise $10 million to do this.
More China dairy concerns?
The Ministry for Primary Industries denies holding ‘special’ meetings with New Zealand dairy product makers in the light of claims that China has rejected 60 batches of our dairy products in the past year.
Agritech export revenue tops $1.2b
New Zealand agritech exports earned their producers $1.2 billion in 2013. $1 billion had long been the annual export target of the sector.
Beef buffers dairy doom
HIGHER SHEEP and beef prices seem set to buffer the drop in export earnings from dairying, according to the latest economic update from the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI).
Price cycle set to turn in 2015
Four months ago, we considered several months of downward movements in dairy commodity prices on international markets.
Dairy drags export earnings down
TOTAL AGRICULTURAL export earnings for 2014-15 will be down 9.5%, warns the Ministry of Primary Industries.
Agribusiness leaders tasked with challenge
TRYING TO determine how primary producers can achieve the Government’s goal of doubling New Zealand’s exports by 2025 was the focus of a meeting of the agribusiness ‘boot camp’ group in Wellington last week. The meeting was attended by the chairs and senior managers representing 80% of New Zealand’s primary exports.