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NZ Economy: Holding pattern

The BusinessNZ Planning Forecast for the December quarter shows only modest growth on the cards for New Zealand’s economy in 2025. BusinessNZ Director of Advocacy Catherine Beard says after a […]

Kathryn Asare

BusinessNZ

Doing Business with the USA

In association with the American Chamber of Commerce in New Zealand, the EMA and ExportNZ present an event for exporters interested in creating or broadening their footprint in the United States. Trade with the US has grown strongly in recent years and it is now New Zealand’s second-largest export market.

Sheena McKechnie

ExportNZ

Pānui news – 5 December

In this edition of Pānui, we welcome our newest Advisory Board members, we share an op ed from Mike Burrell and Catherine McGrath, the Financial Markets Authority – New Zealand […] The post Pānui news – 5 December first appeared on SBC.

Nicole Schlichting

SBC

Pānui news – 28 November

In this edition of Pānui, COP29 comes to a close and we share our reflections online event, we bid farewell to Robert Perry, Mike Burrell gives a video update, we […] The post Pānui news – 28 November first appeared on SBC.

Nicole Schlichting

SBC

Eco Choice Aotearoa: Product transparency and verified claims in advancing sustainable trade

In today’s interconnected global economy, sustainability has evolved from a corporate responsibility to a pivotal determinant of market access and consumer trust. For New Zealand exporters aiming to penetrate and […] The post Eco Choice Aotearoa: Product transparency and verified claims in advancing sustainable trade first appeared on SBC.

Nicole Schlichting

SBC

COP29 Strikes Carbon Credit Deal

The BusinessNZ Energy Council (BEC) celebrates a recent development in international carbon markets, at the annual United Nations climate change meeting. All 196 parties present have agreed to a final […]

BusinessNZ Energy Council

BusinessNZ Energy Council

ExportNZ Trade & Advocacy Update November 2024

We now know the outcome of the US Election. The Republicans will control all facets of the US federal government – the Presidency, the Senate, the House of Representatives, and the Supreme Court. However, the exact nature of any policy changes that might occur after the new administration is inaugurated is far from certain. There has been a lot of rhetoric regarding tariffs from the Trump campaign and many New Zealand businesses will be curious as to what the impact may be. To date, nothing has been formally announced regarding new tariffs on New Zealand exports to the United States.

Sheena McKechnie

ExportNZ

Pānui news – 21 November

In this edition of Pānui, we share further updates from COP29, we launch our newest SBC Guide on community investment, we share the CLC Snapshot Report, we share a highlights […] The post Pānui news – 21 November first appeared on SBC.

Nicole Schlichting

SBC

Highlights from SBC’s 25th celebration

Last month, we brought together members, politicians, partners, Advisory Board members and employees to celebrate our 25th anniversary – if you missed the event, check out some of the highlights […] The post Highlights from SBC’s 25th celebration first appeared on SBC.

Nicole Schlichting

SBC

Improving regulatory oversight welcomed

BusinessNZ endorses the start of work towards a proposed Regulatory Standards Bill. The Bill aims to improve the quality of regulation, reducing the compliance burden on New Zealanders and boosting […]

Kathryn Asare

BusinessNZ

Stuck in a rut

New Zealand’s services sector result for October remained in contraction, according to the BNZ – BusinessNZ Performance of Services Index (PSI). The PSI for October was 46.0 (A PSI reading […]

Steve Summers

BusinessNZ

Cross-party consensus congratulated

BusinessNZ congratulates the National, Labour and ACT parties for their shared endorsement of an updated framework for public private partnerships. The New Zealand PPP Framework Blueprint for Future Transactions sets […]

Kathryn Asare

BusinessNZ

Lost momentum | October 2024

New Zealand’s manufacturing sector showed contraction at a faster rate during October, according to the latest BNZ – BusinessNZ Performance of Manufacturing Index (PMI).

BusinessNZ

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