Article – BusinessDesk June 14 (BusinessDesk) – Leaked drafts of the Trans-Pacific Partnership have reignited the debate over loss of national sovereignty in free-trade pacts, with opponents claiming the TPP as a sell-out to global corporate interests and advocates dismissing …
Fur flies in NZ over secret trade negotiations Read More »
Article – Andrea Brower I write this as an American living in Aotearoa who is deeply concerned by the ‘trade’ deal being negotiated between our countries (or more correctly, between our countries corporations and their political cronies). On America’s side, Monsanto, Big Pharma, …
Food, Farmers and the TPP Read More »
Press Release – New Zealand Government Primary Industries Minister David Carter will represent New Zealand at the APEC Food Security Ministerial meeting in Russia next week and travel to the US for a round of high level agriculture meetings. The APEC meeting in Kazan will focus on a range …
Primary Industries Minister to visit Russia, US Read More »
Column – iPredict The 6000 traders on New Zealand’s online predictions market, iPredict, see a Liberal National Party win in Queensland as close to a dead cert with the party expected to win as many as 68 of the 89 seats in the State Parliament.
iPredict Ltd: Economic & Political Newsletter: 21 March 2012 Read More »
Press Release – GE Free NZ A US court decision backing Monsanto against farmers disputing contamination by patented GE seed could impact the rights of New Zealand farmers.
NZ Farmers Could Face Impact of Monsanto Court Win Read More »
Column – Gordon Campbell Gordon Campbell on comparing the Crafar Farms court ruling with the China/NZ Free Trade Agreement
Gordon Campbell on the Crafar Farms ruling and the China FTA Read More »
Press Release – Woburn International The clear left and right divide over the purchase of the 16 North-Island Crafar Farms (7,900 hectares) by the joint venture of Landcorp and the Milk New Zealand Holding (a subsidiary of Chinese investor Shanghai Pexquin Co Ltd.) created media …
Shanghai Pexquin could have done with a little PR Read More »
Press Release – Professor Jane Kelsey If the New Zealand government had declined the Shanghai Pengxin purchase of the Crafar farm it could have faced an international law suit for breaching its free trade agreement with China, says University of Auckland law professor Jane Kelsey. ‘When China’s …
China Could Have Sued Under FTA If Crafar Farm Sale Declined Read More »
