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Bumper exports of dairy, meat and fruit give NZ its biggest monthly goods trade surplus since the pandemic

Bumper exports of dairy, meat and fruit give NZ its biggest monthly goods trade surplus since the pandemic

New Zealand records a $510 million February trade surplus as dairy exports soar, led by milk powder, butter, and cheese

New Zealand records a $510 million February trade surplus as dairy exports soar, led by milk powder, butter, and cheese

Christopher Luxon has promised to revive trade talks with India and may be willing to give up dairy access to achieve it

Christopher Luxon has promised to revive trade talks with India and may be willing to give up dairy access to achieve it

Statistics NZ says our terms of trade rose 3.1% in the December quarter as export price gains outstripped import price increases

Statistics NZ says our terms of trade rose 3.1% in the December quarter as export price gains outstripped import price increases

Dairy company Synlait says it 'can now confidently draw a line under several of the difficulties faced and move onto the more important matters concerning running a growing and viable business'

Dairy company Synlait says it 'can now confidently draw a line under several of the difficulties faced and move onto the more important matters concerning running a growing and viable business'

America’s dairy farms are disappearing, down 95% since the 1970s. Elizabeth Eckelkamp says milk price rules are one reason why

America’s dairy farms are disappearing, down 95% since the 1970s. Elizabeth Eckelkamp says milk price rules are one reason why

Aiming to reduce transport CO2 emissions, Taupõ's Miraka dairy company introduces hydrogen-diesel powered milk tanker

Aiming to reduce transport CO2 emissions, Taupõ's Miraka dairy company introduces hydrogen-diesel powered milk tanker

New Zealand faces a potential immigration tradeoff if a free trade agreement with India is to be achieved

New Zealand faces a potential immigration tradeoff if a free trade agreement with India is to be achieved

Alternative proteins are here so the next 30 years could be crucial for NZ’s meat and dairy sectors, Christopher Rosin & Hugh Campbell say

Alternative proteins are here so the next 30 years could be crucial for NZ’s meat and dairy sectors, Christopher Rosin & Hugh Campbell say

Guy Trafford is watching how Australian farmers are reacting to the expectation that drought conditions are returning there, and how that is affecting prices for what we are selling

Guy Trafford is watching how Australian farmers are reacting to the expectation that drought conditions are returning there, and how that is affecting prices for what we are selling

Synlait says while it is confident in its strategy 'to right-size its cost base', the uncertainty of 'broader macroeconomic factors' means the company is not providing result guidance for the coming year at this stage

Synlait says while it is confident in its strategy 'to right-size its cost base', the uncertainty of 'broader macroeconomic factors' means the company is not providing result guidance for the coming year at this stage

Synlait’s 'delivery in full and on time performance' of its manufacturing and supply agreement with a2 Milk has fallen 'below the level required', according to a2

Synlait’s 'delivery in full and on time performance' of its manufacturing and supply agreement with a2 Milk has fallen 'below the level required', according to a2

A 14% month-on-month fall in dairy exports helped drive a bigger-than-expected $1.1 billion merchandise trade deficit for NZ in July

A 14% month-on-month fall in dairy exports helped drive a bigger-than-expected $1.1 billion merchandise trade deficit for NZ in July

Despite our export values in May exceeding the value of imports, the running annual deficit hit a new all-time high of over $17.1 billion

Despite our export values in May exceeding the value of imports, the running annual deficit hit a new all-time high of over $17.1 billion

Surging demand in the service industries after the re-opening of the borders has seen the economy grow at a much faster pace than expected in the September quarter; the Reserve Bank won't be pleased - 75 point rise to OCR in February appears certain

Surging demand in the service industries after the re-opening of the borders has seen the economy grow at a much faster pace than expected in the September quarter; the Reserve Bank won't be pleased - 75 point rise to OCR in February appears certain