'Optimistic' Groser warns against backing out of TPP
Taiwan is classic example of what happens when countries stay outside large trade deals.
As the next round of Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) talks begin this weekend, Trade Minister Tim Groser warns that backing out of the deal will hurt New Zealand’s existing trade partnerships.
A four-day meeting of the 12 participating chief negotiators has been confirmed in Atlanta for September
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Nathan Smith
Fri, 25 Sep 2015
Fri, 25 Sep 2015
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'Optimistic' Groser warns against backing out of TPP
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