New Zealand Trade

TRADE 12:10PM
Curtains, Shutters or Blinds – The best option for your Hamilton home HAMILTON — Whether you are decorating a house that you just moved into or redecorating an old one, picking the right curtains, blinds or shutters characterizes the essence of your home’s interior. By David digal
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TRADE 8:03PM
Buro Diablo Chairs is Built for Active Movement with Superior Comfort Wholesale seating suppliers Buro Seating have introduced a stylish classic for the modern office environment - the Buro Diablo. By Beckie Wright
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TRADE 1:33AM
Best Home & Lifestyle Online Shopping Store in Auckland AUCKLAND — TreasureBox is 100% kiwi owned and operated home and lifestyle online shopping store, trading 24 hours a day, seven days a week. By TreasureBox.co.nz
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TRADE 9:54AM
Why Use Hibiscus Scaffolding Limited Auckland is currently enjoying a housing boom, particularly on the North Shore, which is why it makes a lot of sense to use Hibiscus Scaffolding Limited for those living in the area. By Beckie Wright
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TRADE 10:03AM
Rinnai Help Kiwi Tradespeople Upskill With Online Trade Hub Leading appliance solutions company Rinnai has further committed to helping Kiwi tradespeople up skill with the unveiling last year of their revamped Tradesmart Hub. By Beckie Wright
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TRADE 10:08AM
Good Electrical's Service Gets High Praise From Customers By Beckie Wright
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TRADE 12:52PM
Rev up the Ride: Why Buy Used Car Parts AUCKLAND — It is a reality all car owners have to face at some point: damaged car parts. By K.D. Auto Spares
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TRADE 1:35PM
All Scaffolding Give The Option To Hire Or Buy All Safe Scaffolding provide customers with the option of buying or hiring scaffolding from them, so for anyone looking to invest in scaffolding for their business,  or to hire for a short term project, they are the team to call. By Beckie Wright
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TRADE 11:30AM
Plain Packaging Tobacco Bill: National must back Malaysia's tobacco carveout in TPPA 'It is great news that the plain packaging tobacco law will be introduced to the House next year, albeit more than three years after the Maori Affairs Committee's report on how to make Aotearoa New Zealand effectively smokefree by 2025' By Jane Kelsey
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TRADE 9:39PM
Crunch decisions on medicines in TPPA today or tomorrow, Australia already sold others down the river ‘Enormous pressure on the non-US ministers in the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement negotiations is likely to see some governments cave in this afternoon or tomorrow morning on medicines and copyright’, according to Professor Jane Kelsey in Singapore. By Jessa Boehner
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TRADE 10:33AM
Govt must release evidence to back up Brownlee's $5 billion TPPA claim The Government needs to release any official reports that back-up Gerry Brownlee’s claims in the House about the economic benefits of the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement, Green Party Co-leader Dr Russel Norman said today. By Green Party
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TRADE 11:25AM
Outrageous US bullying on intellectual property and health in TPPA talks in Salt Lake City ‘The US has adopted a strategy of exhaustion in its bullying of negotiators on the crucial intellectual property chapter to force countries to trade away health in the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement negotiations in Salt Lake City’, according to Professor Jane Kelsey from the University of Auckland, New Zealand, who is monitoring the negotiations. By Jane Kelsey
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TRADE 3:08PM
Terms of trade rise in the March quarter The merchandise terms of trade rose 4.1 percent in the March 2013 quarter, due to export prices rising and import prices falling, Statistics New Zealand said today. By Statistics New Zealand
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TRADE 11:15AM
Imports rise in April The value of imported goods rose $263 million (7.4 percent) to $3.8 billion in April 2013, compared with April 2012, Statistics New Zealand said today. By Statistics New Zealand
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TRADE 3:30PM
Wholesale trade picks up after flat spell Wholesale trade sales rose during the December 2012 quarter, after two quarters of falls, Statistics New Zealand said today. By Statistics New Zealand
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TRADE 2:11PM
Further fall in terms of trade The merchandise terms of trade fell 1.3 percent in the December 2012 quarter, due to export prices falling more than import prices, Statistics New Zealand said today. By Statistics New Zealand
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TRADE 1:08PM
Trade in goods falls for January month The value of exported goods fell $378 million (10 percent) to $3.3 billion in January 2013, compared with January 2012, Statistics New Zealand said today. By Statistics New Zealand
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TRADE 4:52PM
Trade Minister to visit Pacific nations Trade Minister Tim Groser will depart for a five-day visit to Samoa, Tonga, Papua New Guinea, The Solomon Islands and Vanuatu today to discuss trade issues as well as his candidature for WTO Director-General role. By Tim Groser
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TRADE 2:31PM
Public Submissions sought for RCEP FTA The government is inviting submissions on upcoming negotiations for the 16-nation Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) Free Trade Agreement. By Tim Groser
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TRADE 3:46PM
Groser welcomes new OECD-WTO report on international trade Trade Minister Tim Groser has welcomed the OECD-WTO’s estimates of “Trade in Value-Added” at the launch of the new database in Paris. By Tim Groser
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TRADE 3:28PM
Kiwi businesses benefit from EU recognition of NZ privacy law By Tim Groser
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TRADE 11:50AM
Two thirds of New Zealanders wary of TPP that allows foreign investors to sue A new poll shows two thirds of New Zealanders are wary of a Trans Pacific Partnership that has rules allowing corporations to sue governments. By FIRST Union
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