Wine, cherry tariffs go as NZ-Korea FTA takes effect
Nearly half of all exports will gain from from immeditate tariff reductions.
New Zealand’s latest free trade agreement, with Korea, has taken effect and will immediately cut tariffs on nearly half of all exports.
Cherries, wine, kiwifruit are among goods that will have tariffs removed or reduced, Trade Minister Todd McClay says.
“The wine industry benefits immediately
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Nevil Gibson
Mon, 21 Dec 2015
Mon, 21 Dec 2015
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Wine, cherry tariffs go as NZ-Korea FTA takes effect
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