The New Zealand Government has injected a NZD$8.2million contribution towards the development of Port Otago. Due for a July completion of its own new NZD$13.5 million rail siding on the Port Chalmers Container Terminal, this project will improve rail capacity, reduce turnaround times and connect seamlessly...
With 80% of New Zealand's wine grown and produced in Marlborough, the new Riverlands facility 'Honomai' is ideally positioned to become an invaluable resource for the region's exporters, importers and logistics operators. Consisting of a 5,000 square metre warehouse and storage space for 350 empty and...
New Zealand (NZ) wines have once again recorded growth in the United States in 2024, marking their 16th consecutive year of expansion in this export market. Among the top ten countries supplying wine to the U.S., New Zealand was the only nation to post a...
Following a review of the Good Clearance Fees, the New Zealand Cabinet has approved changes to fees and levies for goods crossing New Zealand's border. These changes are being implemented to ensure the efficient flow of trade and protect against the risks present in border activities...
A consortium, comprising the Northland Regional Council, Port of Tauranga and Tupu Tonu has conditionally agreed to buy out minority shareholders in Marsden Maritime Holdings to simplify the NZX group's ownership and bring full control of Northport [Marsden Point] under a single ownership umbrella. This new...
A new green logistics facility in South Auckland will help boost access to steel construction materials needed for New Zealand's major infrastructure and renewable energy projects. The new $25 million, 15,400m2 purpose-built logistics facility at Drury South Crossing can store over 12,000 tonnes of steel, around 2.1...
New Zealand is rolling out a modernised trade certification system to enhance the reliability and adaptability of its export processes, with particular benefits for the wine industry under the recent European Union Free Trade Agreement. The new system is being implemented in phases, starting with wine...
The period July 2023-January 2024 saw a decrease of 24% in volume and 22% in value for New Zealand wine exports, with a slight recovery growth of 6% by June 2024. Although this trend is reflective of the current state of global wine consumption, New Zealand...
Terminals across Australia are operating in adherence to schedules, with only minor delays being experienced in certain locations: Patrick Terminals are experiencing minimal delays of 0.5 days in Brisbane and Melbourne, with an average one-day delay in Sydney and two days in Melbourne. DP World...
New Zealand Customs Service and Singapore Customs, in conjunction with Singapore's Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) have signed an arrangement that will deliver a simpler and more streamlined trade process for exporters. Leveraging emerging technology such as blockchain to digitalise border processes will see the simultaneous...