Exports

Feasibility study launched to gauge greener shipping corridor between New Zealand and Belgian ports.

EU rules about proving the origin of products to help combat deforestation aren’t going away.

NZ seen as a costly outlier as cargo vessels grow too big for most of our ports to handle.

The MPI is reminding organic wine exporters of strict requirements for exports to the US and EU.

RaboResearch general manager Stefan Vogel says shipping rates have increased three- or fourfold.

Body engages leading firm for a market study on fibre’s positioning in global architecture and design industry.

Lyttelton focused on developing around export hub, seed forum told.

NZ’s terms of trade has been kind to it, covering up sub-par practices, but that time is coming to an end, writes Cameron Bagrie.

NZ cannot afford to remain ignorant of how quickly its biggest trading partner is rising to meet climate challenges.

Key new market of North America is in for some upheaval, says major NZ exporter.

Visit reveals just how competitive supermarket chiller cabinets are.

Government might go ahead anyway in face of food standards setback.

Food safety minister to press for review of new infant formula labelling rules.

‘Two unsubsidised food exporters’ have a story to tell together, red meat conference hears.

The golden age of free trade is coming to an end, and that is very bad news for New Zealand, writes Neal Wallace.

NZ red meat exports have already moved significantly up the value chain, says Sirma Karapeeva.

July, August falls widely expected to follow steep drop of July 2.

Prized market of Indonesia will no longer require fumigation in terms of deal struck in Auckland.

An updated code of practice helped reopen the Australian market, but good grower returns are not a given.

Country of origin campaign has found a new home – now it needs particular expertise, says Allan Barber.

North America our largest market as NZ exports 3% more in total than in May last year.

Increased availability of NZ lamb has been absorbed by willing markets, but these higher volumes have moved at prices much lower than in recent years.

Government announces public consultation plans as mass petition against lifting ban is delivered to Parliament.

Beef and lamb average export values are on the rise, bringing some good news to the farmgate.

Global sea freight sector dealing with the worst disruption since covid.

Live Export New Zealand expects New Zealand's live export ban to be lifted soon, backed by new, stringent animal welfare regulations.

Sheepmeat to stay at multi-year lows in the short term, BLNZ report says.

NZ’s standard of living is under threat from a trend that is not getting the attention it warrants, says Cameron Bagrie.

With the vast economy in the doldrums, everyone is being squeezed between high costs and low returns, and there doesn’t seem much light on the horizon.

Single largest commodity shippped from New Zealand accounted for 14% of overseas receipts.

Prior to the previous Government’s ban, live exports were a significant earner for farmers so a return to trade would be welcomed, but animal welfare should a priority.

DNA helps narrow origin of costly infestation of cargo ship.

It’s UK farmer against NZ farmer as British supermarket chain Morrisons undercuts lamb prices to lure in customers.

Deal brings degree of certainty to disrupted supply chain.

Lacklustre demand from China and weak prices to blame.

Hopes of an immediate boost dashed as Chinese market totters along and Australian production surges.