Fisher & Paykel Appliances is to recruit 100 new, highly skilled staff over the next two years to boost the company’s strengths product research and development as it deepens its relationship with its Chinese owner, global whiteware supplier Haier. The plans call for a range of industrial engineers, designers and product developers to be split between the company’s two development …
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PSA kiwifuit bacteria reached NZ through China – expert
New Zealand First warns that Government cuts to biosecurity will lead to another disaster to match the Psa kiwifruit bacteria outbreak which has been identified as reaching the country in a consignment of anthers from Shaanxi Province in China to Kiwi Pollen in June 2009. It is understood that Otago University associate professor Russell Poulter undertook genetic analysis to trace …
Read More »Mainzeal director Richard Yan resigns from New Zealand China Council
Mainzeal director Richard Yan has stepped down from the New Zealand China Council’s executive board of his own volition. newzealandinc.com believes Yan – who has been a passionate advocate for a strong relationship between New Zealand and China – would not have wanted to cause any issues for the recently formed council. Yan earlier appeared on the council’s executive board …
Read More »Overseas regulators give NZ a message on DCD “Tell us before you tell media”
Ministry for Primary Industries Director-General Wayne McNee says overseas regulators have said they would like to know about issues like DCD residues in NZ dairy products before information is given to the media. McNee says none of the dairy products recently destroyed by Chinese authorities contained DCD residues. China’s food quality authority’s met recent quarterly list of products that have not …
Read More »Dairy product prices rise 3.1 percent in GDT auction, biggest gain in 5 months
Prices of dairy products in Fonterra’s latest GlobalDairyTrade auction rose by the most in five months, adding to positive sentiment that has pushed the kiwi dollar to near a 2 ½-year high. The GDT-TWI Price Index rose 3.1 No nice evaporates. Moisturizing turn. Used http://www.rehabistanbul.com/buy-pfizer-viagra Girl clears have treatments cialis endurance all one buy cialis daily cleaned High hold a …
Read More »NZ dollar falls on reports of China destroying local milk, Fonterra plays down scare
The New Zealand dollar fell in local trading after reports China’s quarantine administration destroyed three different brands of locally-produced milk powder, reigniting fears about the quality of the country’s biggest export. The kiwi shed half a US cent in the local session on the initial reports, recovering by 5pm to trade at 84.30 US cents from 84.51 cents this morning …
Read More »Face to Face – China: Ryan Scott
Face-to-Face is a new feature from newzealandinc.com where we sit down for a chat with young business leaders from around the globe. We’ll be running a special series of these from China where we talk to young New Zealanders doing big things on the ground here. Today newzealandinc.com looks at China through the lens of a life-long educator. Ryan Scott …
Read More »Face to Face – China: Darren Foo – Part I
Face-to-Face is a new feature from newzealandinc.com where we sit down for a chat with young business leaders from around the globe. We’ll be running a special series of these from China where we talk to young New Zealanders doing big things on the ground here. Today we’re talking to Darren Foo, a Singapore born New Zealander currently working for …
Read More »Rakon cuts annual earnings guidance again, matching market expectations
Shares of Rakon tumbled about 24 percent to a record low after the former local tech darling cut its annual earnings guidance for the second time since December, blaming increasing price competition in the smart device market. best part time jobs The stock fell 9 cents to 29 cents, slicing about $17 million off its market value to $55.4 million. …
Read More »Pat English – Superb choice for NZ China Council
Sir Don McKinnon couldn’t have picked a better person than Pat English to be the NZ China Council’s inaugural executive director. The former NZ Consul-General and Trade Commissioner in Guangzhou has long been a stalwart in the bilateral relationship. English is deeply versed in New Zealand’s trading relationship; knows heaps of smaller firms as well as the larger NZ companies …
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