RESTRICTIONS IN JAPAN
HARM TO DOMINION TRADE NEGOTIATIONS FOR REMOVAL [BY TELEGRAPH —PEEPS ASSOCIATION] WELLINGTON, Wednesday Negotiations are at present proceeding between New Zealand and the Japanese Government with a view to the removal of certain regulations which exist in Japan and which have tho effect of preventing Japanese ports being used as clearing centres for fruit from New Zealand. Dominion fruitgrowers have been endeavouring to build up an export trade with China and other Eastern countries, but the Japanese regulations have had a restrictive effect. New Zealand is now awaiting a reply from the Japaneso Government.
• A similar difficulty existed for some time regarding Australia, > where the quarantine regulations restricted tho transshipment of pears and apples to the East, but as a result of representations by the New Zealand Government, the restrictions have now been removed. The Australian authorities have expressed their willingness to assist New Zealand in the matter as far as possible.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21377, 29 December 1932, Page 8
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