Government won’t budge on Russian exporting stance
Nathan Guy tells NBR ONLINE the government's position has not changed since the sanctions were imposed almost two years ago.
The Minister for Primary Industries says the government is still against New Zealand companies doing business with Russia, despite the low dairy price.
Nathan Guy tells NBR ONLINE the government’s position has not changed since the sanctions were imposed almost two years ago.
“[The government]
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Jason Walls
Mon, 29 Feb 2016
Mon, 29 Feb 2016
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Government won’t budge on Russian exporting stance
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