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Canterbury Business Community Reports Strong Year Amid Global Uncertainty

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Business Canterbury celebrated a strong year for its members and the business community. The organization is working to shape government outcomes by taking members’ experiences directly to ministers and officials. Business Canterbury also joined seven other South Island Chambers of Commerce to launch a shared policy platform, Growing New Zealand from the South.

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Businesses in the region are continuing to invest and hire despite global uncertainty and cost pressures. The regional chambers are providing government clarity on the environment needed for members to grow and be more productive.

From livenews.co.nz

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  • Damian LynchGeneral Manager at Foodstuffs, noted in regional business discussions.
  • FoodstuffsNew Zealand grocery and liquor retailers cooperative operating in the region.

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