NZ Customs Release - Issue 491 18th January 2019

Friday, January 18, 2019

CUSTOMS RELEASE
KEEPING YOU INFORMED

 
Issue 491 18 January 2019
CPTPP information for exporters

The Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) gives New Zealand exporters preferential access for the first time to the world's third-largest economy, Japan, as well as Mexico, Canada and Peru, allowing New Zealand exporters to be more competitive in those markets.

Overall, the Agreement has the potential to deliver an estimated NZ$222 million of tariff savings annually once fully in force, with around NZ$104 million of those in the first 12 months.

   
  
   
Registered meat exporters

We publish a list of all New Zealand meat exporters registered with the New Zealand Meat Board on our website.

The list is now updated to January 2019.

   
  
   
Starting to export

You must get clearance for anything you're exporting for commercial reasons unless it's exempt.

Information about cargo and craft departing New Zealand must be reported to Customs.

   
  
   
New tariff concession information

We regularly publish tariff concession notices on our website.

2019 Tariff Concession Approval Notice 3 and Tariff Concession Advertisement Notice 3 are now available.

   
  
   
Wellington Anniversary weekend

Wellington Customhouse will be closed on Monday as we celebrate Wellington Anniversary. 

If you need to get in touch with us, you can still call 0800 4 Customs or contact our other locations. 

   
  
   

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