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Natural New Zealand health to the world
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Health, wine and sanitizer units for China.
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Halal grade mutton and lamb required
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Woollen foot-wear and clothing for Japan
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WTO says US ban on Chinese poultry illegal
A World Trade Organisation (WTO) panel has ruled that a US ban on Chinese poultry is illegal – the first such reprimand for legislation brought in under the Obama Administration, according to MeatProcess.com.
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Robotics ready to handle meat processing?
Using robotics in meat processing and packaging will lead to greater hygiene, improved consistency of operation and greater productivity, according to MeatProcess.com, citing the German Institute of Food Technologies (DIL).
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US bill gives Asian shippers hope price fixing will end
Asian governments’ failure to act has given shipping lines the freedom to collaborate to impose sharply higher rates. The Asian Shippers Council said its members have had to put up with ridiculous surcharges - a peak season surcharge outside the traditional peak season and emergency bunker...
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Beautiful New Zealand made jewellery for world markets
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China an emerging market for olive oil
China imported 8,017 tonnes of olive oil in 2007, up from 393 tonnes in 2001, according to the General Administration of Customs. Analysts expect imports to soon touch 10,000 tonnes a year.
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China buys European brands, business assets
In August, Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co completed its takeover of Swedish carmaker Volvo Car Corporation. And late last month Shanghai-based Bright Food (Group) Co Ltd emerged as the frontrunner to acquire United Biscuits, the UK biscuit maker currently owned by private equity firms.
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China's NZ$28-bln splurge on water projects
China would have invested a total of 140.5 billion yuan (NZD$28.15 billion) in its ambitious South-to-North Water Diversion (SNWD) project from 2006 to 2010, according to a China Daily report quoting the country's water diversion authority.
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Organic baby food wanted by Chinese buyer
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US House passes bill to punish countries with undervalued currencies
The US House of Representatives last week passed a bill giving the executive branch the power to impose punitive duties on exports to the US of any country whose currency is labelled “fundamentally undervalued.”
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Six global freight forwarders fined by US for price fixing
Six global freight forwarders have pleaded guilty and have accepted fines of USD$50.27 million (NZD$70.17 million) from the US Department of Justice (DOJ) for conspiring to fix air cargo fees between 2002 and 2007, according to the Shipping Gazette.
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Sino-African trade on track to exceed US$100 billion
More than 1,600 Chinese businesses are investing in Africa in the mining, processing, commerce, agriculture, construction and manufacturing sectors.
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