NEW ZEALAND MEAT.
MARKETING CHANGE PROPOSED. TO IMPROVE EXPORT TRADE.
WELLINGTON, Monday. Changes in marketing in order to improve New' Zealand’s meat export trade were suggested to-day by Mr Bernard Tripp, of Timaru, who returned by the Makura to-day lrom ; visit to England and Australia. ■ Briefly, Mr Tripp’s scheme is i'oi heavy sheep carcases which are ai present unwelcome on the London market to be tinned here and exported to the East. The opening' of a new shipping connection between New Zealand and Japan appeals to him as a opportunity tor lue plan lo be put into effect. BEST IN THE WORLD. AUCKLAND, Tuesday. “New Zealand mutton and lamb are' still regarded in England as the best in the world,” said Mr T. ‘Marks, chief slock buyer for the Auckland 'Meat Cornany, Limited, who returned by Hie Niagara yesterday from a world tour during which lie carried out investigations into various aspects of the production and marketing of meat. “Our beef is quite popular, although it cannot be compared to the Scottish beef, but, one direction in which i think we should be able to extend our markets is in Hie export oi pork.”
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Waikato Times, Volume 108, Issue 18167, 4 November 1930, Page 3
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194NEW ZEALAND MEAT. Waikato Times, Volume 108, Issue 18167, 4 November 1930, Page 3
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