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      How can New Zealand’s food and fibre sector move faster, build trust, and capture long-term value?

      E Tipu, New Zealand's future food and fibre summit, brought together industry leaders to explore the future of agribusiness and the system-level changes required to succeed in a rapidly evolving global market.

      This report from KPMG New Zealand outlines the key insights from the summit which are shaping the sector’s path to 2050 — and the practical constraints that must be addressed to deliver change at pace.

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      E Tipu reflections

      Trust, speed and the system's capability to change.

      Field Notes is a weekly news update from the KPMG Agribusiness Network on the agri-food sector



      Change will depend less on having good ideas, and more on whether the sector can build trust and work together well enough to deliver them. That is the difference between a sector that talks about 2050 and a sector that can actually shape it.
      Ian Proudfoot

      Ian Proudfoot

      Global Head of Agribusiness

      KPMG New Zealand



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      Global Head of Agribusiness, Partner - Audit

      KPMG in New Zealand

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      KPMG in New Zealand



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