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Trimax Mowing Systems Factory Visit – Bay of Plenty Exporters’ Networking Event
Trimax Mowing Systems Factory Visit – Bay of Plenty Exporters’ Networking Event
Trimax Mowing Systems Factory Visit – Bay of Plenty Exporters’ Networking Event
When: Wednesday 23 October 4pm–6.30pm Trimax Mowers, Tauriko
Where: 70 Maleme Street, Greerton, Tauranga 3112
Ideal for: Exporting business owners, CEOs, and industry leaders
Pricing: Free for EMA Members; Non-EMA Members pay $59+GST
Join EMA and ExportNZ for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the Bay of Plenty 2025 Exporter of the Year — Trimax Mowers’s site. This event brings together exporters from across the Bay of Plenty for an afternoon of insights, innovation, and connection.
Hear from Michael Sievwright as he shares Trimax’s journey to become NZ’s export Success stories, followed by a guided tour of their world-class facility. You’ll also get the latest updates from ExportNZ’s Josh Tan on the 2025 year in review and 2026 outlook for exporters as well as an update from EMA’s Alan McDonald on our Advocacy for manufacturers, exporters and businesses in the region.
Wrap up the day with drinks, nibbles, and networking among fellow manufacturers and exporters.
This is a manufacturing site and PPE such as high-vis vests, closed toe shoes, etc will be required.
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