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IRL NZ's programme to meet research gap
Under the scheme qualifying companies will get the opportunity to develop their ideas into prototypes and proofs of concept at a heavily discounted rate.
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China headed for trade conflict with US?
Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman said China is headed for a “trade conflict” with the US and other western countries as tensions rise about how to rebalance the global economy, according to a Bloomberg report.
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US EXIM Bank loans out US$24.5 bln to support exports
THE US Export-Import Bank has authorised a record US$24.5 (NZD$ 32.65 billion) in export financing in fiscal year 2010, supporting $34.4 billion worth of exports, according to the Shipping Gazette, citing a report by American Shipper.
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100% Pure New Zealand spring water
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EC has temporary ban on cloned animals for food
The European Commission has proposed a temporary ban on animal cloning for food production in the European Union, at a meeting of the European Commission, Council and Parliament held in Strasbourg this week, according to FoodProductionDaily.com.
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More out of plastic, aluminium package from new tecnology
Stora Enso and Tetra Pak have unveiled a new recycling technology in Barcelona that facilitates the reuse of the plastic and aluminium in beverage cartons, according to FoodProductionDaily.com.
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Low R&D, high costs stymies EU food sector growth
Low levels of R&D, high input costs and uneven relations with retailers are amongst the reasons emerging economies are outpacing growth of the EU food and drink sector, according to AP-FoodTechnology.com.
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Geneva company's new food coating technology
According to Bakeryandsnacks.com, the crispy snack technology by Crisp Sensation Holdings not only produces crispy snacks but has a significantly reduced fat content, about 70% less fat.
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Blackberry seen losing market share in NZ
Telecommunications analysis company IDC forecasts Apple iPhones and Google Android-based phones will each account for 17% of total smartphone shipments into New Zealand by the end of the year, with Blackberry's share seen sitting at 12%, according to Stuff.co.nz.
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12 mln trays of avocados from NZ by 2015?
New Zealand is expected to treble its avocado production to 12 million trays per year by 2015 with 200,000 trees reaching maturity within the next few years.
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Compost for Tahiti
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New Zealand meat for Malaysia
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Pure New Zealand wool insulation for your home
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Pet food produced from chicken for Australia
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NZ expects lamb export shortfall to EU
The head of Beef + Lamb New Zealand Mike Petersen says his annual visit to Europe to shore up the country's main export meat market is even more important this year, with an expected shortfall in lamb available for export.
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