Hon STUART NASH: Primary producers and exporters with diverse markets seem to be in strong shape to deal with the disruptions caused by COVID-19. I was in Nelson this week with other Ministers, and firsthand reports from fisheries and winemaking sectors give good insights about what they are seeing on the ground. For example, Sealord says that as a deep-sea fishing company specialising in frozen products, it's had minimal disruptions to date. New Zealand King Salmon says that product originally destined for China has gone to markets in North America and Europe instead, and this is the benefit of a diverse marketing strategy. They also are noticing a pick-up in orders from China, which they say appears to be "back open for business". Winemakers, no doubt in Wairarapa as well as Nelson, are looking at a bumper crop and their biggest headache is the perennial issue of seasonal workers for the harvest.