ENZA , the monopoly apple exporter in New Zealand, has reached a compromise agreement with representatives of apple growers over making good the NZ$55.6m (US$24.2m) shortfall in the sector, most of which arose through foreign exchange losses. However, the deal is likely to meet with dissent on the part of growers.
NEW ZEALAND: ENZA strives for compromise on apple export losses
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