NEW DELHI: The India-New Zealand FTA ran into some political opposition in Wellington as the right-wing New Zealand First (NZF), a member of the ruling coalition, opposed the deal, calling it neither free nor fair. It gives too much away, especially on immigration, and does not get enough in return for New Zealanders, including on dairy," said Peters.However, the opposition Labour Party was reported to have indicated support for the legislation when it's introduced in Parliament. According to Peters, while New Zealand is completely opening its market to Indian products under the deal, India is not reducing the significant tariff barriers currently in place for New Zealand's major dairy products.
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Published at: 2025-12-22 23:51:01
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