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Income Tax Act 2007

Schedule 37: Statutory producer boards

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“List of official groups that manage parts of New Zealand's food industry”

This schedule lists three statutory producer boards in New Zealand. These boards are special groups that help manage different parts of the country’s food industry.

The first board on the list is the New Zealand Horticulture Export Authority. This group deals with exporting fruits and vegetables from New Zealand to other countries.

The other two boards are the New Zealand Meat Board and the New Zealand Pork Industry Board. These boards look after the meat and pork industries in New Zealand, helping to manage and support these important parts of the country’s food production.

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37Statutory producer boards

New Zealand Horticulture Export Authority

New Zealand Meat Board

New Zealand Pork Industry Board