Exports/ Imports
There is ongoing disruption to businesses as COVID-19 spreads.
Tip 1: See here for advice and guidance for New Zealand export businesses.
Tip 2: Be proactive with your employees and business partners, keeping them informed on how your business is affected.
There are ongoing disruptions to global supply chains as shipping routes slow and change around COVID-19.
Tip 1: There are temporary restrictions in place at the New Zealand border.
TIP 2: The impact of supply chain disruptions will have ongoing ramifications for importers as they potentially seek new global suppliers.
Trade recovery strategy update with MFAT
Hear from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade Deputy Secretary, Vangelis Vitalis, and Divisional Manager of the Economic Division, Catherine Graham, who share details of plans to get trade back on track so businesses can rebuild and recover.
Manufacturing - The key to rebuilding the economy
In this video, we hear from EMA Chief Executive Brett O’Riley, Dieter Adam, the EMA’s The Manufacturers’ Network Executive Director, and Nick Collins, Chief Executive of Metals NZ, as they discuss the current state of local manufacturing, and talk you through where opportunity lies for growth and prosperity.
Webinar Series In Partnership with
ATEED and Regional Business Partner Network
Supply Chain sustainability
Hear from Craig Sain, General Manager of Commercial Relationships, and Reinhold Goeschl, General Manager of Supply Chain from Ports of Auckland, as they provide an update on road and rail disruptions, how the Port is operating in the different lock down levels, and explain how you can optimise cargo resources.
Export Heat Map
select by industry sector and geography where our businesses are exporting
