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'We’re disappointed': NZ lamb, dairy and wine face higher US tariffs

The new 12.5% US tariff could replace the existing 10% rate next month.

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nzherald.co.nzStai leggendo23 h fa

'We’re disappointed': NZ lamb, dairy and wine face higher US tariffs

The new 12.5% US tariff could replace the existing 10% rate next month.

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rnz.co.nz1 g fa

New Zealand's primary sector exporters 'not entirely surprised' by proposed US tariffs

Most New Zealand exports, except a few, already faced a 10 percent import tariff to the multi-billion-dollar market.

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  1. mercoledì 3 giugno 2026·rnz.co.nz

    NZ could face 12.5% tariff in US crackdown on forced labour imports

    Most New Zealand exports to the US already face a blanket global tariff rate of 10 percent, which was imposed after an earlier tariff was deemed illegal by the US Supreme Court.

  2. giovedì 4 giugno 2026·rnz.co.nz

    New Zealand's primary sector exporters 'not entirely surprised' by proposed US tariffs

    Most New Zealand exports, except a few, already faced a 10 percent import tariff to the multi-billion-dollar market.

  3. giovedì 4 giugno 2026·nzherald.co.nz

    'We’re disappointed': NZ lamb, dairy and wine face higher US tariffs

    The new 12.5% US tariff could replace the existing 10% rate next month.