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By Oliver Brandt//Trade12 November 2026

Port Selwyn Clears a Record Backlog After the Dock Talks

Crews worked double shifts for a fortnight to move more than forty thousand containers.

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Tariffs Explained: Who Actually Pays?

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Exporters Welcome the New Harbour Customs Lane

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By Oliver Brandt//Markets12 November 2026

Coffee Futures Climb for a Third Straight Month

Poor harvests in two growing regions have pushed prices to a seven-year high.

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Mortgage Lenders Trim Rates Before Christmas

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Grain Co-Ops Lock In Next Year’s Prices

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By Oliver Brandt//Retail11 November 2026

Independent Shops Report Their Best October in Six Years

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Food Inflation Eases for a Second Month

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