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Cherry Christmas: China Airlines swoops in to get NZ fruit to market

Airlines about to lift thousands of tonnes of cherries to Asia.

Exports pile up: Ports of Auckland delays costing businesses export deals

Wine companies say their offshore orders are being affected by lengthy shipment delays.

Kiwi drinks company lands overseas distribution deals

Auckland drinks company is riding the wave of New Zealand's new-found popularity.

China's claims of Covid on frozen foods stoke controversy

Frozen shrimp is the latest import to be temporarily banned by China over infection fears.

Stuck in transit: Tauranga comes to Auckland's aid to ease congested containers, imports

Port of Tauranga pushes to clear Auckland port's diverted imports.

Kiwi drinks start-up inks major distribution deal

Auckland-based firm's stockists will double to 2000 stores on both sides of Tasman.

The Kiwi wine that proved a hit among locked-down Brits

New Zealand wine exports thrive through the global pandemic.

Live animal export ban lifts but SAFE wants total ban on livestock shipments

The number of animals which can be loaded on a ship will be capped.

Covid-19 set to hit red meat sector hard in 2020/21

Billion-dollar decline expected.

Meat companies link up to buy Wallace operations

New Wallace tannery owners plan to grow the business.

As air freight plunged, these items surged in demand

What New Zealanders needed quickly during lockdown changed dramatically.

How log export-centric focus hurts the environment

Keeping more logs for New Zealand mills offers carbon economic benefits.

Zespri sticks to 2025 sales target despite virus

Zespri still eyeing $4.5b sales target within five years but virus seeds doubts.

Primary industries in good shape to respond to drought and Covid-19

MPI's Situation Outlook for Primary Industries forecasts primary sector revenue will rise.

Outbreak will hit exports, says port boss

The Port of Tauranga CEO expects exports for China from the forestry sector to slow.

Fonterra warns coronavirus could have impact on sales

Fonterra is closely watching the situation in China after the coronavirus outbreak.

China deal gives US beef an edge over NZ producers

US producers will continue to face tariffs on beef as high as 47 per cent.

And now it's back to the future for a2 Milk

With the return of Geoff Babidge, its back to the future for a2 Milk.