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New Zealand tourism and food sector developments

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Developments in New Zealand’s tourism and food sectors have included industry leadership changes, product recalls, and new regional offerings. Early reports noted the retirement of a Foley Wines director and a recall for Dongwon brand Fried Bean Curd, alongside economist observations that tourism growth remains “uneven and vulnerable.” Subsequent updates highlighted the launch of a new food tour by Eat Drink Dunedin and the opening of a West Coast trail. In legal matters, The Helicopter Line has sought to retain aircraft valued at over $2 million following a court order for forfeiture related to ‘heli-crayfish’ tours. Recent economic data shows food and fibre exports have reached $65.2 billion. In the tourism sector, the Northland Regional Development Agency is targeting increased visitor spending following the recognition of luxury retreats in the region. Additionally, Auckland FEAST has unveiled its flagship Long Table Lunch lineup, while Māori authorities report rising sales within the arts and recreation sectors. To manage seasonal travel, summer roadworks are scheduled for key southern visitor routes.

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