NZ still ‘stuck’ on value-add: Alan Bollard
This despite Fonterra adding more than 200 million litres of milk into “higher-earning” consumer foods in the first half of its financial year. With special feature audio.
A former Reserve Bank governor says New Zealand is still “a bit stuck” in terms of traditional primary exports, as not a lot of progress has been made to add value to enough products.
Alan Bollard, who is now the executive director of Apec, says more questions need to be asked about value-add in
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Jason Walls
Mon, 16 May 2016
Mon, 16 May 2016
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NZ still ‘stuck’ on value-add: Alan Bollard
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