Non-tariff barriers cost meat sector more than $1.5b a year
New Zealand Herald · Andrea Fox ·
Free trade agreements cover about 75% of red meat exports.
United States trade policy is the most obvious example of how fast trading conditions can change, but new tariffs aren’t the only geopolitical instability headache for export-dependent New Zealand, say meat industry leaders. Dan Boulton, chief executive of multinational Dunedin-based meat company Silver Fern Farms, says tariffs and trade barriers
Non-tariff barriers cost meat sector more than $1.5b a year
Beeby says New Zealand is confident its lamb exports pose no threat to the US sheep industry and any action targeting New Zealand is unjustified.
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