McClay plans to make more out of existing free-trade deals

McClay plans to make more out of existing free-trade deals
Paul McBeth
By Paul McBeth Aug. 1 (BusinessDesk) - Trade Minister Todd McClay will hit the public hustings, giving people the opportunity to have their say on a shift in making the most out of the free-trade deals New Zealand already has in place. In a speech to the Trans-Tasman Business Circle in Auckland, McClay outlined a planned shift in trade policy strategy, which would see more effort put in extracting greater gains from completed free trade agreements, which currently cover 52 percent of national exports and would rise to 72 percent if the Tr...