NZ Clinches Landmark Free Trade Deal With India
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
55% : "To protect specialist and iconic New Zealand product names in each other's markets, we have agreed to establish Geographical Indication rules comparable to those we have with the EU.41% : New Zealand and India have concluded a Free Trade Agreement, offering New Zealanders unprecedented access to 1.4 billion Indian consumers, Trade and Investment Minister Todd McClay announced today.
41% : "Trade grows the economy and creates jobs - the NZ India Free Trade Agreement is about future-proofing opportunities for our exporters and allowing Kiwi companies to continue to punch above their weight on the world stage.
36% : The India-NZ Free Trade Agreement unleashes huge potential for our world-class exporters to the world's largest country and will significantly accelerate progress towards New Zealand's ambitious goal of doubling the value of exports over 10 years.
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