New Zealand considering ban on live exports to ‘protect farming brand’

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New Zealand considering ban on live exports to ‘protect farming brand’

Posted by The Analyst | June 12, 2019 | Farming

The New Zealand Government is considering banning live exports which are worth over $30 million to its economy in order to protect its farming brand.

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