A. China
B. India
C. Brazil
D. Canada

Explanation:

The New Zealand–India Free Trade Agreement came into force on 20 October 2026. More than half of New Zealand’s exports to India became tariff-free initially, with the share scheduled to rise to 82% over time.

Key points

• – Effective date: 20 October 2026.
• – Countries: New Zealand and India.
• – Products benefiting included sheep meat, wool and coal.
• – New Zealand also planned to deepen trade ties with Brazil and Canada.

Related questions and answers

– Q: What does FTA stand for?

A: Free Trade Agreement.

– Q: What is a tariff?

A: A tax imposed on imported goods.

– Q: Which New Zealand minister announced the trade-diversification initiatives?

A: Todd McClay, Minister for Trade and Investment.