Midday Report for Wednesday 25 July 2018

12:35 PM.The produce grower and exporter, Seeka, has announced plans to invest 18 million dollars in its Northland post harvest business over the next three years. Audio

12:26 PM.New Zealand business people with dealings in the United States should benefit from visa changes making their way through Congress. Audio

12:26 PM.New Zealand sailors Peter Burling and Blair Tuke have confirmed they'll attempt to defend their 49er title at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Audio

12:23 PM.For the latest from the markets we're joined by Brad Gordon. Audio

12:22 PM.The chances of rising oil production leading a glut are unlikely to occur in the near term at least. Audio

12:21 PM.The tit-for-tat tariff trade spat between the UNited States and China has had one effect that might not have been intended. Audio

12:20 PM.The country has recorded the largest trade deficit for a June year in a decade. Audio

12:19 PM.The country's biggest rural services company, PGG Wrightson, is warning that its bottom line full year profit will be more than halved by having to pay historic wage claims and higher costs. Audio

12:17 PM.Growth in the dental sector on both sides of the Tasman has lifted Abano Healthcare's full-year profit by nearly 16 percent. Audio

12:00 PM.A sexual abuse survivor wants other victims to come forward. Differences high up in Samoa's health system may be behind the deaths of two babies. Audio