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  •   Home > News > Business

    Global markets can't seem to get enough of New Zealand's food and fibres exports

    Global markets can't seem to get enough of New Zealand's food and fibres exports


    The latest forecasts projects export earnings of 59.9 billion-dollars for the year ending later this month, and it's now on track to reach 65.7 billion by 2029.

    Dairy exports lifted to a record 27-billion.

    Agriculture and Forestry Minister Todd McClay says businesses are willing to pay more for New Zealand produce.

    He says with everything happening in the US, the grass fed brand has seen a huge surge in popularity across the board.

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