US Tariff Decision Gives New Zealand Plenty to Think About

US Tariff Decision Gives New Zealand Plenty to Think About

The 15 percent tariff rate is a tough pill to swallow as the Luxon government tries to tout its economic policy.

Exporting more to China may not be the salve for US tariff pain, Tau says

Trade, industry and competition minister says it would be irresponsible to enter into new trade deals without proper due diligence

Trump trade tariff decision came 'blunt and late', Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says

It comes as top diplomat Vangelis Vitalis heads to Washington in the wake of the decision to impose 15 percent tariffs on New Zealand.

With certainty at last, exporters try to quantify US tariff pain

Reading Time: 3 minutes It takes a team article embed form Support the work we do with a voluntary subscription This is 100% voluntary because we believe in access for all. Find out more about your part in helping us do what we do best. Learn more The imposition of a 15% tariff on New Zealand exports to the United States could cost the red meat sector an estimated $300 million and wine exporters $112m. Dairy is still to quantify the cost. O…

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Higher Tariffs, Higher Cost Of Living For Kiwis – Labour

Confirmation today that New Zealand exports to the US will be subject to a 15 percent tariff is a slap in the face for our exporters and could mean higher prices here at home. “This is a major fail for the Government and for our relationship with the US. Christopher Luxon has failed to secure a low tariff rate for our exports, while others around the world such as the EU and UK have managed to make deals. Unbelievably, the tariff has actually go…