25th May 2026 NZTE / PeoplePeter Chrisp is leaving New Zealand Trade and Enterprise to become Director-General of Conservation and Chief Executive, Department of Conservation.
27th January 2026 Export / NZTEGovernment agency says it delivered record export outcomes in 2024/25 despite budget cuts, job losses and a scaled-back programme of work.
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12th March 2025 NZTE / PeopleFormer diplomat and trade negotiator Charles Finny has been appointed chair of New Zealand Trade and Enterprise.
24th January 2025 Government / Invest NZ / NZTENZTE will refocus as an export-only organisation as the government’s newly announced foreign direct investment agency takes shape.
3rd July 2024 NZTENew Zealand Trade & Enterprise chief executive, Peter Chrisp, was part of Prime Minister Chris Luxon’s recent eventful trade mission to Japan.
2nd July 2024 Exports / NZTEThe challenge to cement consumer awareness of New Zealand as a premium F&B producer in our key markets continues, according to new research.
24th November 2023 Awards / NZTELawson’s Dry Hills Wines, meat processor Taylor Preston and nutraceutical company SRW Laboratories have all walked away from the NZ International Business Awards with gongs.
19th September 2023 Export / NZTELongstanding names from the food system mix with new entrants to make the list of fifty finalists selected for the New Zealand International Business Awards 2023.
18th September 2023 Export / NZTEThe government agency is consulting over changes to its exporter strategy, including the export customer team led by Craig Hudson, ahead of funding contracting in 2024.
10th August 2023 NZTE / ResearchNZ needs to keep its profile high in overseas markets to stay competitive.
21st July 2023 ExportNZ / NZTEExportNZ is hosting an All of Government Roadshow around New Zealand running from July 25 through to August 4.
