It is timely to focus on our trade relationship with Australia now, as 2023 marks significant anniversaries for three major linkages between our nations: the 80th anniversary of diplomatic ties (...
Before you decide to export
This may sound like a no-brainer, but before you decide to export, you need to be fully aware of the commitment it takes to be an exporter. Exporting is not easy...
An introduction to importing management, courtesy of Daniel Silva,
secretary of the Importers Institute.
To give your import business the best chance of success, it’s vital you begin...
If you’re thinking about exporting, it’s likely you’ve succeeded in the New Zealand market and may have already found an overseas buyer or distributor to take your products to the world. Exporting...
The Working Tariff Document of New Zealand classifies all international trade goods and import duty rates, and outlines concession categories that reduce or waive duty. It includes the Excise and...
Looking ahead at 2023 and beyond, it’s clear that the global economy will continue to navigate some of the most challenging of times.
According to the IMF’s World Economic Outlook, released...
Businesses are exposed to a wide range of risks every day they trade. For exporters and importers these risks are magnified due to the distance between trading parties which can make the recovery...
Taxation issues for exporters. Becoming an exporter opens up a world of opportunity for your business. Unfortunately, such an opportunity also brings potential tax complications. However, with...
Taking your ideas to the world
Exporting presents a huge opportunity for growth, providing access to new and potentially more lucrative markets around the world.
International market entry options for exporters
As an exporter, selling products globally can create new opportunities as well as new risks for your brand and products. New Zealand...
Why marketing is a must. New Zealand businesses are known for being innovative, but we aren’t always that good at promoting our brands. Marketing is how your product or service will get noticed...
Constant changes in the requirements for packaging and labelling mean exporters need to keep up with any new legislation, both locally and internationally.
Few companies will start with the ideal international operation. Often the beginning is modest and existing staff are called on to test markets on a part-time basis.
