The research was conducted between 13 September and 10 October. The profile of respondents included representatives from all
areas of the country, with Auckland representing 47%, Wellington 11%, Rest of the North Island 27%, Christchurch 10% and Rest
of South Island 5%.
The 2014 Exporters Survey was in the field between August and October 2014. There were 124 responses with the majority identifying themselves as manufacturers (69%) with the second biggest category being from the Agriculture, Forestry or Fishing sectors, 11%.
The 2015 Exporters Survey was in the field between August and September 2015. There were 205 responses with the majority identifying themselves as manufacturers (49%) with the second biggest category…
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Built up from surveys of over 600 policy makers, business people and academics from around the Asia-Pacific region, this is always a highly anticipated tool.
The latest ExportNZ Survey shows exporters are confident of good growth and increasing orders in overseas markets for 2014, despite battling against a currency that is higher than most would wish for.
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The growing importance of sustainability as a market driver in some of New Zealand‟s food and beverage export markets has led the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT) and New Zealand Trade and Enterprise (NZTE) to establish a quarterly reporting system for the sector, highlighting trends and issues in key markets.
The growing importance of sustainability as a market driver in some of New Zealand‟s food and beverage export markets has led the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT) and New Zealand Trade and Enterprise (NZTE) to establish a quarterly reporting system for the sector, highlighting trends and issues in key markets.
“The ExportNZ 2012 Survey shows the majority of exporters are still in a positive frame of mind despite exchange rate challenges and the lacklustre growth affecting some parts of the world economy”, said Catherine Beard, Executive Director of ExportNZ.
In late 2009 and 2010 the government made the decision to invest $22 million into the establishment of four regional export certified, open-access food development and commercialisation facilities. The purpose of these facilities is to support the food industry to improve new product development, innovation and financial performance of NZ’s food and beverage industry.