Information : New Zealand

COUNTRY NAME: New Zealand

RANKING BY VALUE IN 2023 (€million):  78

RANKING BY VALUE IN 2022 (€million):  56

RANKING BY VALUE IN 2021 (€million): 88

RANKING BY VALUE IN 2020 (€million): 82

RANKING BY VALUE IN 2019 (€million): 55 

RANKING BY VALUE IN 2018(€million) 48

RANKING BY VALUE IN 2017 (€million): 51 

RANKING BY VALUE IN 2016 (€million): 60

TRADE:

For 2023, CSO data indicate that Ireland exported 1,936 tonnes of dairy produce with a value of € 5.1 million to New Zealand  

For 2022, CSO data indicate that Ireland exported 3,626 tonnes of dairy produce with a value of € 11.5 million to New Zealand  

For 2021, CSO data indicate that Ireland exported 893 tonnes of dairy produce with a value of € 2.4 million to New Zealand

For 2020, CSO data indicate that Ireland exported 1,962 tonnes of dairy produce with a value of € 3.6 million to New Zealand

For 2019, CSO data indicate that Ireland exported 3,246 tonnes of dairy produce with a value of € 7.9 million to New Zealand

For 2018, CSO data indicate that Ireland exported 5,631 tonnes of dairy produce with a value of €9.3 million to New Zealand.

For 2017, CSO data indicate that Ireland exported 5,512 tonnes of dairy produce with a value of €9.1 million to New Zealand. 

For 2016, CSO estimates indicate that Ireland exported 3,595 tonnes of dairy produce with a value of €6.2 million to New Zealand.

PRODUCT: In recent years, the typical products exported to New Zealand were as follows;

• Base Powder,
• Butter,
• Buttermilk Powder,
• Cheese,
• Milk Protein Isolate,
• Skim Milk Preparation,
• Skimmed Milk Powder,
• Whey Powder,
• Whole Milk Powder.

CERTIFICATION ARRANGEMENTS: Trade in dairy products to New Zealand from Ireland is on the basis of the following certificate types;

• New Zealand General Health Certificate and Veterinary Certificates.
• Republic of Ireland agreed with New Zealand.

KEY REQUIREMENTS: Food Exports Dairy - Key Requirements (doc 37Kb) .

OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION

CONTACT POINTS: dairyexportcerts@agriculture.gov.ie