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Trade Facilitators International
The trade Facilitators international Group of Companies is a network of successful businesses providing freight forwarding and logistics support for australian and new zealand importers and exporters. Our vision is to be australia and new zealand's leading provider of international trade assistance services.
http://www.tfi.com.au/
New Zealand - Country Information - Australian Department Of Foreign Affairs And
australianew zealand trade Minister's Meeting, 2002 - Communique. australian businesseswith current information about the international trade and investment
http://www.dfat.gov.au/geo/new_zealand/

Extractions: Home Travel Countries Global Issues ... Index A Celebration of Trans-Tasman Relations 20 Years of Closer Economic Relations between Australia and New Zealand Economic and trade information Australia-New Zealand Business Council website Closer Economic Relations (CER) Other Documents in Trans-Tasman Relations Travel information Representation Australian Representation in New Zealand Australian High Commission in New Zealand, Wellington
The New Zealand Herald
with current information about the international trade and investment environment and australian ConsulateGeneral in Auckland, new zealand. new zealand Representation in australia
http://nzherald.co.nz/
International Trade In Services - Global Issues - Australian Department Of Forei
which provides a framework of rules for international trade in services GATS 2000Negotiations Joint Communication from australia, Chile and new zealand;
http://www.dfat.gov.au/trade/negotiations/services/

Extractions: Home Travel Countries Global Issues ... Index Newsletter November 2002 August 2002 April 2002 Australia and the GATS Main Features of the GATS Agreement Summary of Australia's GATS Commitments Discussion paper on the GATS MS Word Adobe PDF Trade Fact Sheets A New Round of Global Trade Negotiations Australia and the World Trade Organization The General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) Contact Us e-mail us Fax: +61 2 6261 3514 Questions and answers on the World Trade Organization's (WTO) General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) - Current State of Negotiations ... More Information about Australia's Interests in the GATS Negotiations Discussion paper on the GATS MS Word Adobe PDF Media Releases Related Australian Government wesbites ... Other useful sites The General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) is a World Trade Organisation (WTO) Agreement which provides a framework of rules for international trade in services and a timetable for progressive liberalisation on a multilateral basis.
Staff - COLORADO INTERNATIONAL TRADE OFFICE
SENIOR DEPUTY DIRECTOR, international trade. Laurel Alpert. TERRITORIES, australia, CANADA, new zealand
http://www.state.co.us/gov_dir/oed/ito/staff.htm
The Australian High Commission - A Guide To Information
Relations Agreement between australia new zealand international Committee of the Red Cross to prepare for humanitarian relief operations in Iraq. australia's trade
http://www.australia.org.nz/

Extractions: Welcome to the online home of the Australian High Commission at www.australia.org.nz. The aim of our website, in this the year of the Sydney Olympics , is to encourage greater interest in Australia and Australia's relations with New Zealand - its close neighbour and natural ally. With the growth in popularity of the Internet, we hope our site will become one of our chief means of communication of relevant, up-to-date Australian news and events in New Zealand. It has been designed to serve many needs: About Us introduces you to the role of the High Commission in Wellington and the Consulate-General in Auckland. It refers you to key services including Consular, Passport and Australian citizenship services
ANZ International Trade
ANZ is one of the worlds leading international banking groups with an extensivenetwork We have a strong home base in australia and new zealand and a
http://www.anz.com/business/international_trade/international_trade.asp

Extractions: Export and Import finance online@anz Trade Services is designed to keep our customers better informed of their trade activity, with improved tracking and current messaging. Customers can now initiate and manage trade instruments from start to finish. Current status information is available at a glance. Improved information management is offered with quick access to trade data. Enjoy additional reporting functionality with increased configurability. online@anz Trade Services will help customers realise efficiencies in the preparation, management and delivery of trade documents. Let us tailor a package to suit your business from our broad range of trade finance products: A fast and efficient channel for managing your trade instruments ( online@anz Trade Services Easy access to account balance and transaction information ( ANZ OnLine solution) An efficient way for you to make payments overseas ( Payments solution) Import finance that to benefit both you and your overseas supplier ( Import Documentary Credit Trade Finance Loans ; and Import Trade Package solutions) Export Finance to assist your working capital requirements ( Finance of Export Transactions Trade Finance Loans ANZ ExportLink ; and Documentary Credit Confirmation and Without Recourse Finance solutions)
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COUNTRY, ECONOMY AND REGIONAL INFORMATION The Hon Jim Sutton MP, Minister for trade Negotiations, new zealand The Hon Mark Vaile MP. Minister for trade, australia australia new zealand trade Ministers' Meeting to ensure that they reflect developing international norms. Advances in the work
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Trade New Zealand Corporate Web Site: Australia And Pacific
marketplaces The Federation of international trade Associations. on over 15,000New zealand companies. Society of australia australian Telecommunications
http://www.tradenz.govt.nz/page_Article/0,1300,1170%2D968%2D968,00.html
Aeropsace Trade Mission To Australia And New Zealand
Commerce for Transportation and Machinery, international trade Administration (ITA),will lead an aerospace trade mission to australia and new zealand on April
http://www.ita.doc.gov/td/aerospace/ANZ_trade_mission.htm

Extractions: Mission Statement Executive Aerospace Trade Mission to Australia and New Zealand April 27 to May 6, 2003 Mission Description The Deputy Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Transportation and Machinery, International Trade Administration (ITA), will lead an aerospace trade mission to Australia and New Zealand on April 28 to May 6, 2003. The mission will include representatives from a variety of U.S. aerospace service and manufacturing firms interested in expanding their presence in the lucrative aerospace market in these countries. The Commerce Department's delegation will comprise staff from the International Trade Administration's Office of Aerospace, and the Bureau of Industry and Security's Office of Strategic Industries and Economic Security. Commercial Setting Both Australia and New Zealand have fast-growing demand for U.S. aerospace products in the Asia-Pacific region. Australia (for more information click here Australia is geographically and demographically tailor-made for aviation. Geographically, it is the same size as the continental United States. Eighty-five per cent of Australia's nineteen million people live in six major urban areas, between which air travel is still the preferred means of transport. Immigrants comprise a quarter of the population, returning by air for vacations to their countries of origin. Tourists travel to and from Australia's attractions year-round by air. Flight is essential for everyday life in Australia. Indeed, the fifth busiest section of general aviation airspace in the world is an area just south of the city of Sydney, and one of the busiestcommuter routes in the world is between Sydney and Melbourne. The Australian fondness for flying, however, is not matched by a capability for local production. Aircraft manufacture is negligible in Australia, with almost all aircraft and parts being imported.
ITA Energy Division: Northeast Asia
The Energy Division's international trade Specialist for Northeast Asia and the Pacificmonitors australia, China, Japan, new zealand, North Korea, Philippines
http://www.ita.doc.gov/td/energy/pacificasia.htm

Extractions: Mideast/North Africa ... The Energy Division's International Trade Specialist for Northeast Asia and the Pacific monitors Australia, China, Japan, New Zealand, North Korea, Philippines, South Korea and Taiwan. When you click on any of the following links, you will be leaving the ITA Energy Division website. Links to other Internet sites should not be construed as an endorsement of the sites or the information contained therein. U.S. Energy Information Administration's Overview of Northeast Asia. Australia The U.S. Department of Commerce's Country Commercial Guide to Australia
New Zealand : INTERNATIONAL TRADE : SYBWorld
international trade Total overseas debt was NZ$98,998m. in March 1998. In 1990New zealand and australia completed the Closer Economic Relations Agreement
http://www.sybworld.com/views/entrytext/nz/INTERNATIONAL_TRADE

Extractions: INTERNATIONAL TRADE Total overseas debt was NZ$98,998m. in March 1998. In 1990 New Zealand and Australia completed the Closer Economic Relations Agreement (initiated in 1983), which provides for mutual free trade in goods. Links Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade: http://www.mfat.govt.nz/ Imports and Exports
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs And Trade - Australia Division - Closer Economic Rel
the average 8.5% annual growth recorded for australias international trade andwell above the 6.3% annual growth in new zealands international trade.
http://www.mft.govt.nz/foreign/regions/australia/tradeeconomic/cerpositivepoints

Extractions: Australia CER: Positive Points Twenty years in existence next year (2003), CER has benefited the economies of both New Zealand and Australia. Australia is our most important economic partner responsible for 21% of our total merchandise trade in 2001 (taking 18% of exports and providing 22% of imports). In 1960 Australia took only 4% of our exports; in the year CER was established (1983) that had risen to 13% and it has increased to between 18 to 21% for every year since 1990 (ie 5 times more important than 40 years ago). Bilateral trade in goods has doubled in real terms since 1983. New Zealand exports to Australia have grown faster than our global exports since the advert of CER.
AusStats : International Accounts And Trade
Jul, 2000) Feature Article australia-new zealand Merchandise trade, Bilateral(Sep, 2000) Feature Article - australia's international trade in Services by
http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/94713ad445ff1425ca25682000192af2/6b89ae7
International Trade
trade Statistics australia, Data Confidentiality System (HS), Standard Internationaltrade Classification (SITC the australian new zealand Standard Industrial
http://www.abs.gov.au/websitedbs/c311215.nsf/22b99697d1e47ad8ca2568e30008e1bc/a7

Extractions: International merchandise trade statistics are important economic statistics which serve a wide variety of needs. They are extensively used in their own right and provide key inputs to balance of payments and national accounts statistics. They measure the value and quantity of a country's imports and exports of goods. The article Australia's exporters and imports 2001-02 , published in the December quarter 2002 issue of International Merchandise Trade, Australia (cat.no. 5422.0), is now available on the ABS website. The article analyses the characteristics and international trading activities of Australia's exporters and importers, based on the Australian Business Number (ABN). It updates information published in Experimental statistics on Australia's exporters and importers
WCTC - International Trade Center
international trade Center Resources Regional Information australia/new zealandPacific.Accounting Profession in australia australia - DRT Intl.
http://www.waukesha.tec.wi.us/home/work/itc/zealand.htm
Colorado Office Of Economic Development And International Trade
development organizations in Colorado from the Office of Economic Development international trade. top. Territories, australia, Canada, new zealand.
http://www.state.co.us/oed/ito/staff.cfm
Really Useful Sites For International Trade Professionals
Go to FITA's international trade Web Resources at www.fita.org/webindex, click inthe right column, and then scroll down to australia, new zealand and Oceania.
http://www.imakenews.com/fita/index000014902.cfm

Extractions: Here's your latest issue of Really Useful Sites for International Trade Professionals. This free bi-weekly newsletter reviews useful Web sites from the Web Resources database at FITA's International Trade/ Import-Export Portal at www.fita.org, an excellent source for trade leads, news, events, and a link library of 4,000+ sites related to international trade. My name is John McDonnell, and for years I've been writing about useful Web sites for businesspeople, in various publications. Now I've focused on international trade, using my Web research skills to find sites that are useful for international businesspeople, and some sites that are just plain fun for anyone.
Asia Business Today
Afghanistan australia Bangladesh Bhutan Brunei Cambodia new zealand) new zealand'sofficial statistical economy, labour and education and international trade.
http://www.asiabusinesstoday.org/country_guides/countryguides.cfm?countrylistid=
International Trade And Industry Division
Chief, Technology Section trade and Investment University of South australia, BiotechnologyFlinders Technology*, new Baneshwar new zealand Cawthron Institute
http://www.unescap.org/itid/publication/techpub1613.htm

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