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Animal and Plant Health NZ Animal and Plant Health NZ
  • About Us
    • What we do
    • Our Board
    • Our Team
    • History
  • Membership
    • Our members
    • Member benefits
    • Become a member
  • Our Work
    • Healthy animals
    • Healthy crops
    • Environmental stewardship
    • Safe food
    • Submissions
    • Who we work with
  • Events
    • Calendar
  • Priorities
    • What’s The Issue
    • What’s At Stake
    • What We Need
    • Our Five Priorities
  • News & Resources
    • Articles
    • Media releases
    • Resources
    • The facts
  • Contact Us
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About Linda Lim

Smarter rules, stronger future: APHANZ welcomes reform bills opportunity

Smarter rules, stronger future - APHANZ welcomes reform bills opportunity Proposed reforms to the approval process for critical tools used by farmers and growers mark the most significant regulatory change... read more →
  • 14 May 2026
  • Linda Lim
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  • Media releases

Three strikes and they’re out: what it takes for R&D to hit the home run

New Zealand is quietly losing investment in crop protection innovation. This article highlights the increasing challenges APHANZ members are facing to make the case for innovation and investment in New... read more →
  • 23 April 2026
  • Linda Lim
  • Articles

Hot chips live to fry another day, but crop protection remains under the grill

The approval of a new fungicide seed treatment to combat diseases in potatoes is positive, however growers will be hoping a necessary final approval will be completed quickly so the... read more →
  • 14 April 2026
  • Linda Lim
  • Media releases

History repeats: Innovation is always questioned before it is accepted

New Zealand has been here before. Every major technological shift in history has followed the same pattern: early optimism, followed by concern, debate — and delay. From the industrial revolution... read more →
  • 9 April 2026
  • Linda Lim
  • Articles

Mutual Recognition or Number-8-Wire: The R&D perspective

New Zealand farmers and growers are calling for faster, more reliable, affordable access to modern crop‑protection and animal‑health tools. Their livelihoods depend on it. But the livelihoods of global manufacturers... read more →
  • 9 April 2026
  • Linda Lim
  • Articles

Smarter rules, Stronger future: APHANZ’s 2026 Manifesto sets out a blueprint for innovation and supply chain resilience

Animal and Plant Health NZ (APHANZ) today launched its 2026 Manifesto, calling for a fit-for-purpose regulatory framework to support innovation, investment, and supply‑chain resilience for the country’s primary sector. APHANZ... read more →
  • 1 April 2026
  • Linda Lim
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What’s at stake: the global R&D innovation pipeline

18 November 2025 The global pipeline of new crop protection products represents the next generation of innovation—solutions designed to replace older chemistry with products that deliver lower environmental impact, more... read more →
  • 18 November 2025
  • Linda Lim
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