The Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) has now released its 2013 summaries of the Status of New Zealand’s Fisheries which confirms most New Zealand fisheries are performing well.
New Zealand scientists suggested that compounds in fruits and vegetables support the natural beneficial microorganisms in the gut that help us digest food and keep our bodies in balance.
Accolade Wines has agreed to buy New Zealand brands Mud House and Waipara Hills from prominent New Zealand winemaker the Mud House Wine Group for an undisclosed sum.
The Department of Primary Industries has reported a case of Avian Influenza (AI), commonly known as bird flu, from a layer egg farm in the Young region of south western NSW.
The union for workers threatened with job losses at a Christchurch fish processing factory is calling for Government intervention and a halt to the processing of New Zealand fish overseas.
With 17 years under its belt, the New Zealand Fruit Tree Company (NZFTC), operating out of Hawkes Bay and Central Otago, is the nation’s largest private importer of commercial fruit varieties.
Milmeq, a New Zealand leader in high-tech food processing systems, has won an AUD$18m contract to provide its advanced technology to a major new beef processing facility in Australia's Northern Territory.
New Zealand King Salmon is asking for urgent action on its application to the Marlborough District Council to lift feed limits at its Clay Point fish farm so that salmon do not starve.
Fonterra has announced its 2013 results. Sales volumes were flat at 4 million metric tonnes. Revenues, at NZ$18.6 billion, were down 6% - but net profit was up 18% to $376 million.
New Zealand King Salmon is asking for urgent action on its application to the Marlborough District Council to lift feed limits at its Clay Point fish farm in Tory Channel.
The New Zealand government on Wednesday announced it was organizing a high-level campaign to help New Zealand exporters who were adversely affected by the Fonterra botulism scare last month, particularly in the China market.
