The article examines why imported food items like butter and frozen vegetables are sometimes cheaper than NZ-made alternatives, attributing the trend to high domestic land costs, global trade volatility, and lack of competitive advantages in certain food production areas.
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local growers facing competition from imports
How can foreign butter (and veges) be cheaper than New Zealand-made?imported frozen veggies compete with NZ growers
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