New Zealand’s timber industry to benefit from the newly signed FTA with China to benefit
The just announced phased reduction of tariffs for wood and paper exports to China will assist, in a long term realigning, of New Zealand exports into more further processed timber products. The upgrade includes new rules to make exporting to China cheaper and easier, the highest level of commitment to environmental standards China has made in any free trade deal, and giving the vast majority of wood and paper trade to China preferential access over the next 10 years, reported RNZ, a local online news site. That will include some processed wood products, for which the ...
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