This page provides an overview of the Trans-Tasman Mutual Recognition Arrangement (TTMRA) outlining how it facilitates the movement of goods and people in registered occupations across the Tasman.
This page provides information on trade remedy investigations that we are currently conducting or have completed in the last 4 years.
This page lists the imported goods that are subject to anti-dumping and countervailing duty in New Zealand.
This page describes the trade regulatory system administered by MBIE, and its objectives.
If you want to register (with a view to exporting) non-animal tested cosmetics in China, you need documentary evidence that the product will be manufactured under international Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) conditions applicable to the cosmetics industry. China only accepts this documentary evidence if it comes from a government authority. To help with this, MBIE has created a two-step process.
A new certification scheme is now in place to help put New Zealand cosmetics products on shelves in China.
This page provides information about trade barriers and how they arise and where to go for help with trade barriers that are making it difficult to export to a particular market.
Some trade agreements have provisions relating to trade remedies.
Mutual Recognition Agreements or Arrangements (MRAs) provide for recognition of testing, certification and inspections between countries or economies.
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