Me Today sets its sights on UAE as trade deal comes into force

Me Today sets its sights on UAE as trade deal comes into force
The deal delivers up to an estimated $42 million in tariff savings per year for NZ exporters. (Image: Getty)
Rebecca Howard
Me Today has identified the United Arab Emirates as a priority market just as the New Zealand-UAE Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) comes into force.“The UAE has the potential to be a strong market for Me Today,” chief executive and founder Stephen Sinclair said. “We have a distribution partner in market and are in discussions with another pharmacy chain around a listing into their stores.“The UAE is a growing market, the consumer is certainly following NZ brands, as a country we export a lot of pr...

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