Article – BusinessDesk Oct. 6 (BusinessDesk) – Business lobbies, wine growers and the country’s meat sector have welcomed the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade and investment agreement, which left Fonterra Cooperative Group cold after prolonged negotiations wrung only small, …
Press Release – United States Trade Representative We, the trade ministers of Australia, Brunei Darussalam, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore, United States, and Vietnam, are pleased to announce that we have successfully concluded the Trans-Pacific Partnership. After …
Press Release – United States Trade Representative On October 4, 2015, Ministers of the 12 Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) countries Australia, Brunei Darussalam, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore, United States, and Vietnam announced conclusion of their negotiations. …
Press Release – Doctors for Healthy Trade New Zealand seems to have gone into hiding on the cost of medicines said Dr Erik Monasterio, spokesperson for Doctors for Healthy Trade, commenting about the reports on progress on the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) today. It …
Article – BusinessDesk Oct. 6 (BusinessDesk) – The New Zealand government faces a tough job defending the outcome of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade and investment agreement, in which it gained limited new access into the highly protected dairy markets of the US, Canada, …
Article – BusinessDesk Oct. 6 (BusinessDesk) – Twelve Pacific Rim nations have reached a deal on the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership in the American city of Atlanta, ending more than five years of negotiations to create the largest trade and investment pact since the Uruguay …
Column – Gordon Campbell While Australia and the US have reached agreement on the patent exclusivity term for biologics the new drugs that have been one of the last sticking points on a TPP deal this agreement has reportedly been rejected by both Chile and Peru, …
Press Release – AFTINET The extension of secret TPP talks into Sunday October 4 shows the US desperation to force a deal, despite fundamental differences remaining over medicines and access to US sugar and dairy markets, Dr Patricia Ranald, Coordinator of the Australian …
Press Release – Office of the Clerk 1. ANDREW LITTLE (Leader of the Opposition) to the Prime Minister : What did he mean by his statement, we want Housing New Zealand to be doing the best job it can?
Article – BusinessDesk NZ trade policy ‘pivots’ to EU and Latin America; India, Gulf States now ‘long term’ goals
Article – Megan Gattey More than one thousand protesters marched on Parliament to voice their opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade deal in Wellington this afternoon.
Press Release – Office of the Clerk 1. RON MARK (Deputy LeaderNZ First) to the Minister for Primary Industries : Does he stand by all his statements?
