● New Zealand’s exports grew 13% to $72 billion in the last quarter

of December 2022, while goods imports grew 21% to $80.1 billion.

● Driven by the removal of COVID-19 restrictions, services exports
are continuing their recovery, rising 28% to $17.9 billion and
services imports rising 38% to $26.9 billion.
● The top exports of New Zealand are Concentrated Milk ($11.1B),
Sheep and Goat Meat ($4.35B), Rough Wood ($4.31B), Frozen
Bovine Meat ($3.77B), and Butter ($3.28B), exporting mostly to
China ($22.5B), Australia ($8.03B), United States ($7.18B), Japan
($3.76B), and South Korea ($2.06B).
● In 2021, New Zealand was the world's biggest exporter of
Concentrated Milk ($11.1B), Sheep and Goat Meat ($4.35B),
Rough Wood ($4.31B), Butter ($3.28B), and Casein ($1.34B)
● The top imports of New Zealand are Cars ($3.79B), Refined
Petroleum ($1.75B), Crude Petroleum ($1.72B), Delivery Trucks
($1.45B), and Broadcasting Equipment ($1.15B), importing mostly
from China ($10.2B), Australia ($6.7B), United States ($3.22B),

Japan ($2.87B), and Thailand ($2.11B).

https://oec.world/en/profile/country/nzl
https://www.stats.govt.nz/topics/imports-and-exports
https://www.business.govt.nz/risks-and-operations/manufacturing/i
mporting-and-exporting-laws/