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eFeedLink - New Zealand-UK FTA positively received by NZ red meat sector - Vimarsana News

eFeedLink - New Zealand-UK FTA positively received by NZ red meat sector

New Zealand's red meat sector has welcomed a free trade agreement (FTA) between New Zealand and the United Kingdom, saying it will deliver a major boost to Kiwi exports by eventually allowing tariff-free access for beef and lamb into the UK.

NZ-UK Free Trade Agreement 'good news' for red meat sector - Vimarsana News

NZ-UK Free Trade Agreement 'good news' for red meat sector

"New Zealand exporters and farmers are looking forward to tariff-free access into the UK."

TriplePundit: Regenerative Agriculture Standards Can Address Consumer Confusion While Bolstering Farmers - Vimarsana News

TriplePundit: Regenerative Agriculture Standards Can Address Consumer Confusion While Bolstering Farmers

Originally published on TriplePunditNORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / April 19, 2023 / Public perceptions around food are changing. As more people understand the impact their food choices have on the environment

Regenerative Agriculture Standards Can Address Confusion - Vimarsana News

Regenerative Agriculture Standards Can Address Confusion

Unlike other designations like certified organic, there are no legal definitions for regenerative agriculture. Standardization and communication of regenerative practices and outcomes can help both consumers and producers, while bolstering sustainability across the global food supply chain.

Bovine intervention: Domino's dishes up plant-meat pizzas - Vimarsana News

Bovine intervention: Domino's dishes up plant-meat pizzas

Animal-free, plant-based meat has made its pizza topping debut in New Zealand with US companies Domino's and Impossible Foods joining up in a new range off