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Labour-progressive government legislate further against Methamphetamine use

Tukituki MP Rick Barker has welcomed the Trade Negotiations Minister's announcement that the Government is to take action at the World Trade Organisation to get access for New Zealand apples into the Australian market.

New Zealand Customs position established in Embassy in the States

More pirated goods seized and more counterfeit coming into NZ. Customs Minsiter calls for discussion on how to work with Police and Economic Development in order to stop more goods at the border.

Extra money to build up New Zealand's infrastructure is now secure.

Customs drug seizure statistics for 2004 show a steep rise in seizure of pure methamphetamine and the precursors that are used to make it

The success of New Zealand's tourism industry, and increasing numbers of New Zealanders travelling, means there was a 12 percent increase in people arriving or departing from our international airports in the last financial year.

New Zealanders returning home will get a tax break on their vehicles, if they meet certain requirements.

Victim Support volunteers are working alongside Customs officers to provide a helpful and personal response to those returning from Asia.

Figures released by Customs Minister Rick Barker show that seizures of crystal methamphetamine have increased 16 fold on last year to September 2004.

The New Zealand Customs Service and Heinz Wattie’s have signed a Secure Export Partnership Agreement

The NZ Supply Chain Security Strategy means greater confidence over the low risk nature of New Zealand goods, providing greater facilitation and certainty for our shipments.

The Customs Service Annual Report for the 2003-2004 financial year has been tabled today

A comprehensive security arrangement between New Zealand and United States Customs authorities has been announced.

The Government is stopping methamphetamine at the border to tackling the associated social problems

Budget 2004 will boost the New Zealand Customs Service's ability to monitor our borders, says Customs Minister Rick Barker.

The fifteen officers from Tauranga, Napier, and New Plymouth, beginning training this week, are among 60 new examinations officers that have begun careers with Customs in the last three months.

Customs staff last year continued to seize large quantities of illicit drugs

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The Government proposes to introduce a new fee to meet higher trade security standards required by the United States, and eventually other key trading partners

The New Zealand Customs Service is moving to meet changes in the global travel and trade environment

More Customs staff are now investigating illicit drugs and precursor importation to help curb the problem of P.

Increased border seizures of unlicensed ingredients for methamphetamine reinforces government steps to deal with the problem of P.

Increased passenger arrivals at Auckland International Airport this summer will keep Customs busy