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The end of the year is often a very busy time for trade policy practitioners. This year will be no different. We have an APEC Leaders’ Meeting in Peru and associated trade and foreign minister meetings; CPTPP Ministers will be meeting; Members are ratifying and planning to implement the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF); the lawyers are tidying up the recent agreement with the UAE; negotiations continue with the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC); and intensive diplomacy with India continues. Analysts are trying to understand what the impact of the Chinese economic stimulus package will have on import demand. Overlaying everything is the US Presidential Election, where trade policy is very much front and centre of both the Dems and GOP policy platforms.
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ExportNZ25 years ago, a group of business leaders with bold ambitions got together and put a stake in the ground on sustainability – and SBC was born. To mark the […]
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SBCNew Zealand could save more than $270 billion over the next 50 years by reversing its escalating biodiversity crisis – but would need to boost current investment by nearly sevenfold to meet […]Climate Leaders Coalition
Climate Leaders CoalitionNew claims data from AMI, State and NZI shows 19 natural hazard events occurred during autumn and winter, with storms making up 78% of natural hazard-related claims. The claims data […]Climate Leaders Coalition
Climate Leaders CoalitionIn this week’s edition of Pānui, we share a media release around our 25th Anniversary, we invite members to join us for a Sustainable Transition Leaders series, we put the […]
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SBCBusinessNZ and Buy NZ Made recommendations for giving local businesses more opportunities to win government contractsBusinessNZ
BusinessNZYou’re invited Collaboration in the energy sector holds great potential but can be incredibly challenging in practice, particularly when it comes to aligning commercial interests, managing diverse business sizes, navigating […]BusinessNZ Energy Council
BusinessNZ Energy Council25 years ago, a group of business leaders with bold ambitions got together and put a stake in the ground on sustainability. The Sustainable Business Council (SBC) was first […]
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SBCSeptember’s result for New Zealand’s services sector remained the same as August, although still firmly in contraction mode, according to the BNZ – BusinessNZ Performance of Services Index (PSI). The […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZBusinessNZ has welcomed the Government’s pledge to improve the policies holding back overseas investment. The Government has indicated it will change the Overseas Investment Act and the policy settings for […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZNew Zealand’s manufacturing sector continued to show higher levels of activity for September, although remained in contraction, according to the latest BNZ – BusinessNZ Performance of Manufacturing Index (PMI).ManufacturingNZ
ManufacturingNZSource: BusinessNZ The Government’s policy statement on electricity should provide a business confidence boost within the energy sector, the BusinessNZ Energy Council (BEC) says. Executive Director Tina Schirr welcomes the Government’s […]BusinessNZ Energy Council
BusinessNZ Energy CouncilNew Zealand’s manufacturing sector continued to show higher levels of activity for September, although remained in contraction, according to the latest BNZ – BusinessNZ Performance of Manufacturing Index (PMI). The […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZSinclair, a global leader in fruit labeling technology, and Zespri, the world’s largest kiwifruit marketer, are proud to announce the launch of the newest and most innovative compostable fruit label. […]Climate Leaders Coalition
Climate Leaders CoalitionVolatile supply and rising prices are affecting businesses and communities. (Image: Getty) Have you noticed the strain our energy system has been under lately? Beyond keeping the lights on, volatile […]BusinessNZ Energy Council
BusinessNZ Energy CouncilIn this week’s edition of Pānui, we give some updates on SBC’s work in the nature space, we launch our report on enabling mode shift in freight, we share member […]
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SBCBetter claims management and more transparent levy-setting are needed to return ACC Accounts to financial health, BusinessNZ says. BusinessNZ’s submission on ACC’s levy-setting for 2025-28 notes that some ACC […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZBusinessNZ submission to the Accident Compensation Corporation on the 2024 ACC Levy Consultation: Proposed levy rates 2025-28BusinessNZ
BusinessNZSBC recently caught up with Kirsty Brennan, Environmental Business Partner at Lyttelton Port (LPC), about LPC’s announcement earlier this year that it has become an early adopter of the Taskforce […]
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SBCPublished in Energy News Adelia Hallett Tue, Oct 8 2024 A plan to entice young people into the energy sector before they leave school has kicked off with visits to […]BusinessNZ Energy Council
BusinessNZ Energy CouncilIn order to help decarbonise freight transport, many organisations are interested in increasing the modal diversity of their freight services, thus changing the mode under which their freight is moved, […]
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SBCIAG New Zealand welcomes the Government’s Finance and Expenditure Committee’s (FEC) report on Climate Adaptation as a valuable first step in building political consensus on New Zealand’s response to the […]Climate Leaders Coalition
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