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  1. Easy access

  2. All at sea

  3. Upskill before you head out

  4. A time to grow

  5. Malaysia: a reality check

  6. Judged Outstanding

  7. The devil is in the detail

  8. Thailand bounces back

  9. In the business of the land and sea

  10. Where West still meets East

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  1. All at sea

    Major disruptions caused by the Rena grounding and Port of Auckland strikes have resulted in challenging times for the shipping lines and for exporters. But somehow they’ve managed to cope.

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  1. Easy access

    World Wide Access was founded by Paul Grey with the sole purpose of reinventing exporting for products-focused Kiwi businesses, initially targeting the US. The achievements for its clients have been nothing short of impressive.

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  2. Upskill before you head out

    For Kiwi firms looking to grow their business offshore there is no shortage of courses and experts to help them speed up the process.

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  3. A time to grow

    Phytomed Medicinal Herbs has invested long and hard to ensure its products meet all regulatory requirements in overseas markets. Now it’s payback time.

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  4. Malaysia: a reality check

    Two years after two significant FTAs came into force, Cameron Gordon reviews the Malaysian export opportunity for New Zealand’s food and beverage exporters.
    In 2010 the New Zealand Government made two significant public statements about the importance of the Malaysian economy to New Zealand – firstly in January with the entry into force of the ASEAN-Australia-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (AANZFTA) and secondly, in August, with the entry into force of the New Zealand-Malaysia Free Trade Agreement.

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  5. Judged Outstanding

    INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AWARDS
    Despite operating in one of the most difficult economic climates in living memory, many New Zealand companies are performing exceptionally well in international markets. The 2012 New Zealand International Business Awards pays tribute to the work of these outstanding firms and the ambitious individuals who drive them.

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  6. Thailand bounces back

    The floods have gone, some distribution challenges still remain, and Thailand holds a great deal of promise for New Zealand’s food and beverage exporters. In recent months, Thailand’s plight in coping with the serious flooding that submerged much of Bangkok, forcing businesses to evacuate the city and blocking off major access routes, was followed with anxiety across the globe.

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  7. In the business of the land and sea

    Dissatisfied at the bottom of the food chain farming the land, Keith Palmer, CEO of Wakatu Incorporation, talks about his organisation’s rapid rise to become an international R&D marketing company. Wakatu is founded on a wealth of history. Covering the top of the South Island, the organisation’s 3000 owners descend from the original Maori landowners of the Nelson, Tasman, and Golden Bay regions.

     
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