Conformity assessment mutual recognition arrangements
Mutual Recognition Agreements or Arrangements (MRAs) provide for recognition of testing, certification and inspections between countries or economies.
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Tariffs in New Zealand
This page provides information on tariffs in New Zealand including tariff concessions, tariff reviews and the harmonised system nomenclature.
Consultation on the public interest test for dumping and subsidy investigations
From 22 August to 13 September 2019, the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) sought comments on a proposed methodology to facilitate an objective and robust examination of the public interest test now required by the Act.
Trade remedies
New Zealand has 3 types of trade remedy action to deal with dumped or subsidised imported goods that could injure New Zealand manufacturers.
Glossary of commonly used trade terms
This is a glossary of commonly used trade terms.
Trade and tariffs
We hold responsibilities relating to trade, including technical barriers to trade, import tariffs, trade remedies, competition, intellectual property and government procurement. This work makes it easier for New Zealand exporters to trade with other countries, maintains fair market competition, and ensures that products imported into New Zealand are safe.
Import and export restriction agreements
New Zealand is party to several international agreements that restrict the trade or manufacture of hazardous substances.
Closer Economic Relations with Australia and the Trans-Tasman Mutual Recognition Arrangement
Australia is one of our most important economic partners. New Zealand and Australia have made good progress to remove trade barriers.
Consultation on timeframes for dumping and subsidy investigations
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) is considering legislation to allow for the limited extension of timeframes for individual investigations into dumping and subsidies, in special circumstances, and we are seeking your feedback.
Exposure draft consultation: Consumer Information Standards (Origin of Food) Regulations 2019
The Consumers’ Right to Know (Country of Origin of Food) Act 2018 (the Act) was passed in December 2018.