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TAPS Partners

To facilitate the development process and the effectiveness of its strategies, TAPS has formed key relationships with its strategic partners:

Perrin Ag
AgFirst
AgResearch
SCION
Waiariki Institute of Technology
Bay of Plenty Regional Council
FoMA National Office
Te Arawa FoMA
Te Puni Kokiri
Te Tumu Paeroa
Poutama Trust
First Light Ltd
Interpine Ltd
Dairy NZ
Beef + Lamb NZ
Ministry for Primary Industries; and
Primary ITO

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