UK-New Zealand trade pact 'expected in days' affecting meat, wine and jobs

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Cutting tariffs does not always result in goods becoming cheaper for consumers, but it can make a market more attractive for exporters.
55% : This New Zealand deal is expected to mirror that with Canberra, largely lifting quotas and tariffs on meat imports within the next decade.
52% : Meanwhile New Zealand's wine exporters could see tariffs equivalent to 20 pence a bottle removed in the UK.
48% : There are final hurdles to clear on sensitive areas such as the phasing out of some quotas and tariffs on meat and dairy imports, according to a different trade department insider.
41% : Labour mobility has been a sticking point in talks because of the hardline stance New Zealand's government has taken on border controls in response to the pandemic.

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