From: Bill Lucy 

In article , splice{at}webbd.nls.net says...
> 50 years ago we might have been characterised as lazy, when we could export
> all we could produce (mainly wool, milk products and mutton) but the gravy
> boat stopped a long time ago. Nowadays we're a small country a long way
> from anywhere, and we have to work hard and provide excellence in order to
> sell our products overseas. There's no tariff on any US made goods imported
> into NZ, unlike the tariffs the US places on many NZ origin products. So
> who's jealous of who, Gary? And I suspect you know it, which would explain
> your bitterness.

Interesting tidbit: The market for goat meat is so high that the US could
not sustain an embargo of import. We have something like a 30 day supply.

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