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    Millions of dollars of tariff savings are getting closer for exporters sending products to Europe

    Millions of dollars of tariff savings are getting closer for exporters sending products to Europe


    The EU Free Trade Agreement legislation bill will pass in the House this week.

    Prime Minister Chris Luxon says it will come into force by May.

    He says it will create significant savings that will benefit exporters for this season -- particularly in horticulture, seafood and honey.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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