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N.Z. markets coveted

Political reporter Australia was preparing tp grab New Zealand’s share [ [ of export sheepmeat sales, said the dpposition associate spokesman on agriculture, Mr Denis Marshall (Ra nlgitikei). [ The; [latest Australian Meat [and Livestock Corporation bulletin dealt

with the decline in New; Zealand meat production at length, he said.

“They are monitoring ; the 1 situation very carefully to see what advantage they can gain from the disastrous situation in the! New Zealand meat [ industry,” said Mr Marshall.

They saw potential [

benefit [ for Australian lamb exports with reduced competitive pressure in markets such as Japan i and the United States, ; th[e Middle East, and the Pacific. The Australians believed that if the Meat Workers’ [Union went on strike, would be further damage to New Zealand’s markets.

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Press, 8 April 1988, Page 7

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126

N.Z. markets coveted Press, 8 April 1988, Page 7

N.Z. markets coveted Press, 8 April 1988, Page 7

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