Flying Dutchman forges path for agri-business priorities
New Zealand's value-added track record is far from substandard.
Jamie Ball
Thu, 09 Apr 2015
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Industry must take the reins in setting out the key priorities for the direction of the food and agri-business sectors over the next decade, while New Zealand’s value-added track record is far from substandard.
That’s the view of Aalt Dijkhuizen, agricultural adviser to the governments of the
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Jamie Ball
Thu, 09 Apr 2015
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