The Magazine behind NZ’s Export Drive
New Zealand based flight drink company 1Above has reported accelerated sales growth in the past six months after launching an effervescent tablet version of the product in April and establishing kiosks in Sydney and...
Technology Investment Network (TIN) has revealed New Zealand’s top ten high growth technology export companies across two categories: TIN100 EY Ten Companies to Watch and the TIN100+ Ten Hot Emerging Companies, as part of...
China is marking its stamp on the world as an intellectual property (IP) creator, putting new pressure on New Zealand and the rest of the world to have watertight protection in place before entering...
When the Chinese Government creates a ‘zone’ it’s worth taking note particularly, and unusually for China, when it includes the word ‘Free’. The one to watch at the moment is the newly-created Waigaoqiao (pron:...
The view from Stewart Matthews’ St Helier’s apartment out towards Rangitoto on a brisk, but sunny, winter’s day is a sight to behold. It’s a far cry from the hot, energy-sapping days and nights...
Paul O’Brien admitted he was somewhat apprehensive about revealing his ‘Chinese Ten Commandments’ at a break-out session for this year’s Go Global conference. The former CEO of Easiyo, now consulting to Douglas Manufacturing, wasn’t...
Melissa Stocker had long held ambitions to export her own brand of duvets. Her husband Kevin has manufactured and exported OEM wholesale duvets and underlays for more than 20 years at Princess Wools in...
A New Zealand software company aims to bridge the gap between Kiwi IT firms and the Chinese market. Founder and GM of Lower Hutt-based Junawin Systems, Jianwei (Jerry) Fan, says, “Cost pressure and the...
Revenue from New Zealand-made video games and game apps more than doubled to $80.2 million in the year to 31 March 2014, according to an independent survey of NZ Game Developers Association members. 90%...
Photo: Adam Ferguson New Zealand’s SME export sector has enjoyed a period of major growth over the last year, with many planning to invest in increasing staff and wages in expectation of another solid...
