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By Glenn Baker. When it comes to understanding the intricacies and inconsistencies of doing business in China, few can match the knowledge of Guangzhou-based lawyer and NZTE Beachheads advisor Jeremy Sargent. Sharing his...
The view from the 22nd floor of the PwC Tower on Auckland’s Quay Street made a stunning backdrop for the Auckland Export Expo on November the 3rd. Visitors stepping out of the elevator for...
Leveraging the Internet for export success is all about sticking to six key fundamentals. Kiwi companies in the business of exporting know the high cost of putting people ‘on the ground’ in targeted sales...
New Zealand boatbuilder Rayglass and Yamaha have been named as one of the finalists for a prestigious new international boat building award. The companies, which joined forces to create the innovative Protector Projet, are...
Fairtrade, the world’s most recognised ethical label, is celebrating its tenth anniversary in New Zealand this year, by educating Kiwis on the impact of Fairtrade over the last decade, in the Pacific and around...
Jane Hunter says her winery is seeing a new generation of winemakers step up and take on key roles as Hunter’s approaches 30 years. New Zealand natural pet care company WashBar discovered they were...
Photo: Russell Beswick and Andrew Hickton. A small Tauranga company is beating their large Australian competitor to be the first software provider to integrate with the Trade Single Window facility introduced by New Zealand...
Are Kiwi communications throughout the export supply chain really as good as gold? Yeah-nah. A visiting academic at Lincoln University, Professor Jacques Trienekens, from Holland’s Wageningen University, has three master’s students looking into supply...
Data warehouse automation tech company WhereScape opened its new Quay Park offices last week, announcing a revenue increase on its last year posting of $29m, and an 82% jump in export earnings in the...
New Zealand tourism company Skyline Enterprises has unveiled its $20 million luge investment in Tongyeong City, South Korea. An elaborate “ground-breaking” ceremony with more than 600 dignitaries, local and national government officials and residents...