Tales from Arabia — Exporter Magazine
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...
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Paul’s Ten Commandments — Exporter Magazine
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...
It’s all in the brand — Exporter Magazine
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...
Helping IT firms understand China — Exporter Magazine
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...
Video games industry doubles exports — Exporter Magazine
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%...
Exporters enjoy growth spurt — Exporter Magazine
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...
Sealord smoked salmon wins supreme Food Award — Exporter Magazine
Sealord Group’s Hot Manuka Smoked Salmon received a resounding thumbs up from both the professional panel of judges and the consumer judging panel at this year’s New Zealand Food Awards. The 2014 Supreme Award...
From packing shed to export excellence — Exporter Magazine
By Glenn Baker. It’s the stuff of export legends. Integrated Hydraulics Limited (IHL), a Christchurch company with a current annual turnover of $8.5 million, began life in 1989 with just two employees in a...
Kiwi firm powers world's mission-critical activities — Exporter Magazine
A fast-growing, yet low profile, New Zealand company prides itself on being the power behind some of the world’s most mission-critical activities. Its ability to monitor and manage mega banks of batteries pulled into...
Collaborations change logistics scene — Exporter Magazine
International lobbying, company collaborations and smart IT are all factors working to deliver New Zealand exports more efficiently. One traditional area of expertise in freight forwarding is border clearance documentation for exporters. Documentation problems...
