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    New Zealand's primary product exports are expected to exceed S$50 billion in 2022

    • Last Update: 2021-12-25
    • Source: Internet
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    On December 15, the New Zealand Ministry of Primary Industries issued a report on the status and outlook of primary industries, stating that primary product exports are expected to increase by 6% year-on-year within a year to June 2022, exceeding S$50 billion for the first time
    .
    Affected by the epidemic, exports of new primary products fell by 1% in the year ending June 2021
    .
    The report predicts that dairy products will lead the growth of exports of primary products.
    The export value of dairy products is expected to increase by 10% year-on-year to S$20.
    9 billion.
    The export of meat, horticultural products, forest products, aquatic products and other products is expected to grow moderately.
    The export of honey products is expected to increase.
    There will be a decline
    .
     
    The new Minister of Agriculture O'Connor pointed out that this is the first time that new primary products are expected to exceed S$50 billion.
    The signs of recovery in agricultural exports are encouraging, showing the government's positive results in responding to the challenge of the epidemic
    .
    Marine Fisheries Minister Parker stated that seafood exports are rapidly recovering from the impact of the epidemic and are expected to increase by 4% to S$1.
    9 billion
    .
     
      China is the new largest export market, accounting for 37% of the export of new primary products, of which 42% of the export of new dairy products, 57% of the export of forest products, and 38% of the export of aquatic products, meat and wool
    .
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      The new Minister of Agriculture O'Connor pointed out that this is the first time that new primary products are expected to exceed S$50 billion.
    The signs of recovery in agricultural exports are encouraging, showing the government's positive results in responding to the challenge of the epidemic
    .
    Marine Fisheries Minister Parker stated that seafood exports are rapidly recovering from the impact of the epidemic and are expected to increase by 4% to S$1.
    9 billion
    .
     
      China is the new largest export market, accounting for 37% of the export of new primary products, of which 42% of the export of new dairy products, 57% of the export of forest products, and 38% of the export of aquatic products, meat and wool
    .
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