FTA with China bring about more trade, more transparency for NZ goods

WELLINGTON, March 18 (Xinhua) As a sales manager and marketing director of a famous New Zealand winery, Martin Tutty had never thought that he would need to come to China so many times a year. Martin’s story, however, has also become a common experience of his Kiwi peers. Since China and New Zealand signed Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) in 2008, the Chinese market is regarded by the former as an important business engine. As such, Martin currently spends three or four months a year in China, dealing with local distributors in numerous Chinese cities.