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Kiwi exporter says no to China manufacturing
New Zealand agri-tech company Tru-Test is bucking the trend of outsourcing manufacturing to China, saying it's good business to keep things close to home.

High NZ dollar biggest risk to farm, forest exports
The risk of the kiwi dollar remaining high is the biggest risk to Government forecasts for growth in the nation's farm, forestry and seafood exports, a new Government report says.

Farmers ask for 'balance' in pollution debate
Farmers are looking to "turn things on their head" by challenging environmental assumptions about their sector at a water forum tomorrow.

World dairy prices up 13.5pc in overnight auction
Economists are encouraged by a sharp surge in world dairy prices overnight, but say it is too early to say whether the downward trend in prices has been reversed.

Dairy prices rebound 13.5pc in overnight auction
World dairy prices were up from three year lows in the latest overnight auction.

Honey company lands sweet UK deal
Two new products developed by Dunedin-based New Zealand Honey Company have been launched into a UK supermarket chain.

Commodity prices slump to 21-month low
The ANZ Commodity Price Index fell 4.2 per cent to a 21 month low in May.

NZ terms of trade fall in first quarter
New Zealand's terms of trade fell in the first three months of the year as a decline in commodity prices weighed on exports.

Record crop helps Zespri almost triple annual profit
Zespri International, which controls exports of New Zealand kiwifruit, almost tripled annual profit.

Drop in dairy exports drags down NZ trade surplus
New Zealand posted a smaller-than-expected surplus in April.