Category: archives

Topic “NZ” — Exporter Magazine

Milk production in New Zealand will rebound by 10% next year to a record high, feeding a recovery in exports – assuming the world’s top exporter gets a break from the poor weather which...

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Energy drinks are outselling all other convenience beverage formats in Australia and growing at 19.9% according to Nutraingredients.com. Around US$30 billion (NZ$41.2 billion) worth of investment is needed to “revolutionise” India’s food processing sector....

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Retailers and distributors in Europe and the US are outbidding each other to secure scarce cargo space on ships, The Australian reported. A start-up Auckland firm is applying nanotechnology to a fisheries by-product to...

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A global lamb shortage equivalent to three-quarters of New Zealand’s production is looming, but the continued erosion of NZ sheep flock means the country is not in a position to satisfy that demand, according...

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‘No-additives’, and ‘no-preservatives’ are the most popular clean label claims with consumers, while ‘natural’ struggles because of over-use and lack of definition, according to FoodNavigator.com. Innovative Hamilton agritech company, Simcro has just scooped the...

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The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF) is seeking public help for a product recall of a strawberry seed growing kit. Volatility in the New Zealand dollar has cost exporters an estimated NZ$6.6 billion...

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Turners & Growers’ red kiwifruit variety is now on sale in Italy, according to Radio New Zealand. South Island icecream maker Deep South is scooping up market share in the North Island – and...

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China’s economy expanded by 9.2 percent in 2011 from a year earlier and 8.9 percent year-on-year in the fourth quarter, according to ChinaDaily.com. Forecasts are for a GDP growth around 8.5 per cent in...

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Germany’s biggest, and the world’s fourth largest container carrier Hapag-Lloyd, has announced it will impose a general rate increase (GRI) of USD$750 per TEU on its Far East westbound services starting from March 1,...

Topic “Australia” — Exporter Magazine

The World Trade Organization ruled Monday that Australia’s 89-year ban on imports of New Zealand apples is illegal, and ordered Canberra to comply with international commerce law. The PLAnet Cup, launched by Melissa Floreani,...