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Chinese have huge appetite for luxury brands
Chinese consumers are buying an estimated $7.5 billion (NZ$1.56 billion) per year of luxury products and the market is growing 15% annually.
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British food watchdog wants less fatty, sugary food for consumers
The British Food Standards Agency wants food manufacturers to reduce the amount of saturated fat and sugar, and make smaller single size portions of in a number of key foods – biscuits, cakes, buns, chocolate confectionery and soft drinks.
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Sharing the load
Piracy can delay goods being shipped to your customers. Make sure you read the fine print to ensure delivery delay costs are mitigated for.
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UK's Tesco to launch clothes for youth market
The F&F Trend has been developed in response to the increased desire for fashion-forward clothes that don’t break the bank, according to the Financial Times.
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NZ perishable goods to EC under risk due to Iceland volcanic eruption
Exporters most at risk are those with perishable products such as seafood, flowers, or even high value time-sensitive exports such as high tech products, according to Catherine Beard, Executive Director of Export New Zealand.
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NZ Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir to Melbourne
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