by TradeWorks NZ | Sep 27, 2019 | Trade Working Blog
Remove The US and Japan have struck a new “mini” trade deal. Japanese agriculture concessions mean that New Zealand exports will face increased competition in Japan from US beef, cheese and other products – as we would have done had the US remained in CPTPP...
by TradeWorks NZ | Mar 5, 2018 | Trade Working Blog
Remove At ABAC in Auckland, Mr Motomu Takahashi talks about the strenuous work to complete the CPTPP and it’s positive impact for future generations, particular through unwavering commitment to integrated regional economies, in which NZ has played a leading...
by TradeWorks NZ | Jul 28, 2014 | Uncategorized
Remove It’s sometimes assumed that nothing much changes with trade but a powerful new animation from NZTE and MFAT illustrates the changes in New Zealand’s export profile in the period since 1983 when we signed CER with Australia. Check it out here. The rise...
by TradeWorks NZ | Jun 16, 2014 | Uncategorized
Remove Prime Minister Key leaves for Washington this week. He needs to take with him a strong message on TPP – the deal can be finished only if there is an ambitious outcome on the table and only if all share equally in the benefits. There is no room for dodgy...
