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Improving the New Zealand dairy industry's contribution to local and global wellbeing: the case of infant formula exports

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Galtry, Judith

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New Zealand Medical Association

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On narrow economic measures of wellbeing, New Zealand's dairy industry is a huge success. Infant formula, in particular, is New Zealand's 'export superstar'. However, using a broader wellbeing lens, there is some public disquiet about environmental, human

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New Zealand Medical Journal

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2037-12-31
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