The Auckland Museum bought a ‘carload’ of treasures from Pacific Trade Invest (PTI) New Zealand’s delegation to the first ever Pasifika Business Market at Pasifika Festival.
Month: April 2018
Buyers love Solomon Islands Honey!
Great things come in small packages. Like bees and honey.
Tongan Artist succeeds at Pitch@Palace
Tongan Artist and entrepreneur Uili Lousi pitched his business idea in London before the Duke of York and a group of top investors.
Kiwi businesses chip in for PNG earthquake relief
The 7.5 magnitude earthquake in Papua New Guinea’s Hela Province in late February this year was among the under-reported disaster news stories in recent times.
Path to Market delegates welcomed at Sei Oriana Gift Shop
Site visits are part of Pacific Trade Invest (PTI) New Zealand’s successful Pasifika Path to Market programme following Auckland’s Pasifika Festival.
Kiwi generosity to Fiji flood victims overwhelms organisers
New Zealand businesses and individuals have chipped in generously to help Fijians devastated by this month’s severe flooding following Cyclone Josie.
Banana paper maker sees way forward in NZ
Derek Dolence is greatly impressed with the high awareness about eco-friendliness and fair and sustainable trade practices among Kiwis.
Pasifika experience enthuses trade promotion agencies
Five Economic Development Agencies (EDA)s were represented at the Pacific Trade Invest (PTI) NZ Pasifika Business Market in Auckland at the Pasifika Festival in March.
Small island EDAs see big export opportunities
Economic Development Agency (EDA) representatives that accompanied their respective Pacific island country delegations to the Pacific Trade Invest (PTI) NZ Pasifika Business Market in Auckland last month are positive about the outcomes resulting from their companies’ participation.
Experiencing the Kiwi marketplace in real time
The 40 participating Pacific Island companies from 11 nations that attended the Pacific Trade Invest (PTI) NZ Pasifika Business Market in Auckland in March also had market visits packed into their five-day programme.
Pacific Periscope 