The New Zealand Government has finalized a comprehensive free trade deal with India, reducing or eliminating tariffs on 95% of New Zealand’s exports. Labour has signaled potential support for the agreement, which faced opposition from NZ First, jeopardizing the coalition’s majority. NZ First leader Winston Peters criticized the deal, citing visa access concessions and limited dairy access as significant concerns. The deal’s approval in Parliament now hinges on Labour’s backing.
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