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EU-NZ Free Trade Agreement and New Zealand’s red meat sector

The recently signed European Union-New Zealand trade deal received a lot of media attention and there’s some confusion as to why the red meat sector is disappointed.

To discuss why Beef + Lamb New Zealand hoped for more and to explain where New Zealand as a whole did get some gains, we are joined by Frances Duignan, our Senior Manager – International Trade.

You can read our news article for more information. 

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