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Gentrack solution chosen by three new airports
Auckland-based software solutions specialist Gentrack is adding three new overseas airports to its impressive customer list.
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Chinese recognition of NZ Accreditation welcomed
The Chinese Government’s recognition of NZ certification and testing for electrical goods is great news for Kiwi exporters.
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New innovation supports confidence in NZ food exports
AsureQuality's new inSight™ brand is designed to provide consumers with additional information about the products they are buying.
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New CEO for AsureQuality
AsureQuality has appointed John McKay as its new CEO, commencing 3 June 2014. 
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Why NZ and Oz must cosy up
ANZ Bank New Zealand chief executive David Hisco has called on Kiwis and Aussies to work more closely together. Unless they do so both countries risk being swamped or becoming irrelevant to larger nations in years to come.
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Vinexpo Asia-Pacific 2014 set to break records
Vinexpo Asia-Pacific, 'the world’s premier wine & spirits expo', returns to Hong Kong in May 2014 expecting to break new records in both the number of exhibitors and visitors. 
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RAF to use Tait secure radio equipment
The Royal Air Force (RAF) is to use innovative communication technology designed and developed by Tait Communications to help keep its airfields safe.
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Art Container embarks on epic voyage
The Art Container, commissioned by Ports of Auckland and Maersk Line was loaded on board the Maersk Bratan last week to begin its journey around the world. 
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Growth Grant accelerates Cxbladder development
Dunedin company Pacific Edge is delighted to have the support of Callaghan Innovation to further accelerate the development of its molecular cancer detection technology.
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inSight™ brand goes to China
Tenda Nutritional Foods Ltd is the first licensee to take the new inSight™ brand to China. 
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Kea announces interim Global CEO
Kea announces the appointment of Kea Global Board member and one of New Zealand’s most prominent figures in the global financial sector, Craig Donaldson, as interim Global CEO.
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NZ fruit and vege brand takes off in Sydney
Ooooby (Out Of Our Own Backyards), a New Zealand fruit and vegetable home delivery service that allows customers to order fresh local produce, has finalised a deal that will see the Kiwi grown business model take off in Australia. 
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F&B exports show growth and diversification
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment has released the 2013 Food and Beverage Industry reviews, which shows that New Zealand’s food and beverage sector continues to set the pace in export performance.
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Burgerfuel welcomes major US investor
BurgerFuel Worldwide (BFW) has signed an agreement with US company, Franchise Brands, LLC (FB), who will join BFW as a shareholder and franchise advisor. 
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Exporters confident despite exchange rates
The latest ExportNZ Survey shows exporters are confident of good growth and increasing orders in overseas markets for 2014, despite battling against a currency that is higher than most would wish for.
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CBAFF calls for Lyttelton Port to address delays
CBAFF is calling for action from Lyttelton Port after freight customers are hit with extra costs.
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Experienced advisors help Kiwi companies accelerate Aussie growth
Companies looking to expand into the Australia market will have access to high-level decision makers, key influencers, and business leaders as part of an expansion to NZTE’s Beachheads Advisor network.
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Wool-rice straw eco fabric offers unlimited potential
A new wool and rice straw blended upholstery fabric, which has been developed by a Wellington company, goes into commercial production next year with the potential to create significant demand for New Zealand crossbred wool, while helping solve a massive air pollution problem in China.
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Snedden calls for a better organised tourism sector
New Zealand’s tourism industry must do more to prepare itself for a projected huge rise in overseas visitors from Asia in the next five years and beyond. 
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Asia: a gap too far for NZ exporters?
Ninety percent of New Zealand businesses see Asia as having the greatest impact on our economy in the next three years, be it positive or negative, according to the recent Grant Thornton International Business Report (IBR), but few consider they have the ability or capacity to directly access that potential. 
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