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Kia ora Tom,
Welcome to NZTE's Export News for October.
The 2018 New Zealand International Business Awards are less than a month away – and 31 of our best international businesses have made it through to compete for top honours on awards night. Check out all the category finalists and nominees below, and book your ticket to join the celebrations in Auckland on 8 November.
Preparations are in full flight for New Zealand's presence at Expo 2020 in Dubai, and invitations to participate are now open for suppliers and sponsors who want to welcome the world at this global event. Read on for the details – and don't miss your chance to attend our Gulf Opportunities Showcase events, in person or via live stream, to get up to speed on the Gulf region and Expo 2020.
Elsewhere, we've got a new report on e-commerce in South East Asia (brought to you by Kantar TNS and NZTE), a handy market guide to doing business in Fiji, and thoughts on what the upcoming Rugby World Cup in Japan means for business from the Asia NZ Foundation's Simon Draper.
Plus a range of great upcoming events both this month and next, and our pick of industry success stories and news from the export and trade community.
Māuriora – enjoy! |
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Record growth in profitability for top 200 NZ tech firms |
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New Zealand’s top 200 tech firms showed 38 percent growth in profitability in the past year, says the latest Technology Investment Network (TIN) Report, as more high-growth businesses fund their expansion organically and begin to achieve economies of scale. |
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Doing business in Fiji – new market guide out now |
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Fiji is one of the most developed economies in the Pacific, and New Zealand’s largest trading partner in the region, with more than NZ$1 billion in two-way trade. Learn more and get essential tips for doing business in Fiji with our latest market guide. |
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Big plans for New Zealand avocados in China |
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New Zealand's first commercial shipment of avocados to China landed last week – and industry group New Zealand Avocado says an initial 40,000 trays this season is just the first step in tackling the "huge opportunity and huge challenge" of the Chinese market. |
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Rivers Carbon: democratising carbon fibre |
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North Shore-based Rivers Carbon has pioneered a process for carbon fibre production at a price that’s accessible for everyday businesses – with steady sales into Australia's mining industry, and potential applications ranging from construction beams to prosthetics. |
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