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Re: Brexit-Transitional Period Ends 31/12/20
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Originally Posted by pip08456
Shhhhhhhhhh, we've had New Zealand lamb for years, don't let the EU know though.
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It's OK - they already know... 
https://www.mfat.govt.nz/en/trade/fr...ment-overview/
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Partnering with European Union countries represents a huge opportunity for New Zealand exporters, opening up a market with a combined population of half a billion people who consume about 13 per cent of our overall exports.
Two-way trade between New Zealand and the EU (excluding the UK) is worth NZ$18 billion annually.
The EU is New Zealand's largest trading partner with which we do not yet have a free trade agreement.
For 2019, New Zealand annual goods exports to the EU were worth NZ$5.3 billion and services exports are worth NZ$3.7 billion (including the UK).
Our main goods exports to the EU are wine, fruit and meat.
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https://www.mfat.govt.nz/en/countrie...nited-kingdom/
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Exports to the UK $1.6 billion Top exports: meat, beverages, fruit
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NZ already exports more than twice as much to the EU (even if you take the UK figure out) than they do the UK (Goods exports to the EU NZ$5.3 billion minus goods exported to UK NZ$1.6 billion = NZ$3.7 billion)
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