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Germans have new deep freeze packaging
A newly-developed deep freeze packaging said to be the first multilayer film to be made from renewable sources is set for a European launch, according to FoodProductionDaily.Com.
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Digestive health products take top spot among functional foods
Digestive health-based products is the primary focus of food products marketed around the world for an added health benefit – except in the United States, according to NutraIngredients-USA.Com.
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Air NZ to enable mobile phones & data on Boeing 777-300 flights
Air New Zealand will be enabling its new Boeing 777-300 aircraft with mobile phone and data capability, with the first aircraft due for delivery in November this year, according to Voxy.com.
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Enviromentally friendly products to India
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New kiwifruit variety, Summerfruit, to give exporters a boost
Summerfruit, an early maturing, sweeter green variety, has been picked for the first time in Kerikeri in Northland, according to NZcity.com.
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China ranks world no 4 on international tourism spending
Chinese tourists spent US$44 billion (NZ$61.4 billion) on their travels abroad in 2009 despite the global economic downturn, propping up other economies by eating out, occupying hotel rooms and visiting attractions.
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China's Canton Fair orders down from 2008 level
China’s export orders fell 19% at the opening session of the nation’s biggest trade fair from the same period in 2008, before the global financial crisis deepened.
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Online travel booking gets smarter
 
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Recovering lost data
 
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China slaps duties on US, Russian steel
China's investigations found that US producers had received subsidies from the US government, and their unfair competition hurt Chinese producers.
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Mitsubishi Motors to make eco-cars in Thailand
The company will meet the BoI's condition to produce at least 100,000 units per year of the small, fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly cars.
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Middle Eastern women embrace online stores
Online shopping for lingerie has proven particularly popular in Saudi Arabia where women don't buy from shops because they have male shop attendants, the report says.
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Manuka honey to Canada
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Various products for India
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Exploring the inner space of green technologies
 
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Love at first touch: BlackBerry & iPhone
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One seamless story for search engines
Keeping your web
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Spoilt for choice
Price is not everyt
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Have experts will travel
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When it is not OK to use your Kiwi name offshore
Given the drab economic environment, exporters may need to reassess costs and timelines for new market entry and decide where their IP fits in. BY:  VIRGINIA MCMILLAN
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