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NZ exporters could face European tariffs if NZ misses Paris commitments

Friday 1 Jul 22 11:15am

THE European NZ free trade deal announced yesterday binds the signatories to meeting their Paris commitments and allows for tariffs to be imposed should they fail to do so.

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