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Research reports in this section cover topics across the biotechnology and agritechnology industries.
Research items are categorised by more specific subject matter below, and the countries of focus are indicated for each item.
3 January 2009
The Australian market presents strong opportunities for New Zealand companies to form partnerships in R&D, financing and distribution.
Available for: Australia
3 October 2007
New Zealand companies entering Canada’s growing biotech industry have largely sought partnerships with larger Canadian companies.
Available for: Canada
3 September 2008
New Zealand has expertise in many segments targeted for future development in Taiwan, and the potential for partnering with local companies is high.
Available for: Taiwan
3 August 2007
Long-term opportunities for New Zealand agritech exports are good, mainly in pasture-based beef and dairy farming. Read this report for more detail.
Available for: Argentina
New Zealand agricultural products are well regarded in Australia and many New Zealand products are seen as innovative.
A large market size and good growth prospects create a favourable scenario for New Zealand agritechnology product exporters.
Available for: Brazil
Major New Zealand agritech exports to Chile’s sophisticated and competitive market include seed, and agricultural machinery and parts.
Available for: Chile
31 October 2006
Increased food consumption due to rapid growth in the Indian economy has fuelled a high agricultural growth rate, opening new opportunities.
Available for: India
1 June 2006
The United States is one of the top markets for New Zealand agritech products, including meat meal, machinery, seed and animal health products.
Available for: United States
1 August 2007
Uruguay imports most of its agritech-related products, and there are opportunities for agricultural machinery and high-tech equipment.
Available for: Uruguay
1 July 2006
With negligible local production, Hong Kong’s cut flower market is nearly all import supplied, with high season demand from September to May.
Available for: Hong Kong
1 February 2006
New Zealand is unable to compete on price with traditional varieties in the U.S. market, but very high-end flowers have a growing market.
1 February 2009
New Zealand may have an edge in natural products, where growth is expected, but heavy competition can make establishing new brands difficult.
1 October 2007
New Zealand is a minor supplier to Hong Kong in this area, but growth potential exists with the younger, higher-income target market.
3 May 2008
Natural products have hit the U.K. mass market, and New Zealand ingredients can be used to differentiate, but competition is intense.
Available for: United Kingdom
Economic worries have led to a reported increase in demand for nutraceutical products that calm, relax or act as an anti-depressant.
In this heavily marketing-driven segment, New Zealand suppliers can leverage an image of product freshness and safety.
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Research reports in this section cover topics across the biotechnology and agritechnology industries.