Agriculture likely to be sticking point in UK free-trade talks
Little sign of progress at WTO but New Zealand not giving up.
Brent Edwards
Fri, 31 Jan 2020
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Trade Minister David Parker is confident free trade talks with the UK will start sooner, rather than later.
Parker is also hopeful negotiations with the EU will be concluded this year but is less confident the difficulties facing the World Trade Organisation will be resolved.
On Saturday
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Brent Edwards
Fri, 31 Jan 2020
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Agriculture likely to be sticking point in UK free-trade talks
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