New Zealand imports mainly vehicles (13%), nuclear reactors, boilers, machinery and mechanical appliances (13%), fuel (10%), electrical machinery and equipment (8%), plastics (4%), and aircraft, spacecraft (4%). New Zealand's main import partners are China (20% of total imports), Australia and the United States (12% each), Japan (7%), Germany (5%), Thailand and South Korea (4% each).

The latest Tendata iTrader data shows that New Zealand's Top 10 imports in 2023, based on the 2-digit HS code, are:

1. Mineral fuels, oils, distillation products(14.23%, $7.29 Billion)

2. Vehicles other than railway, tramway(13.57%, $6.95 Billion)

3. Machinery, nuclear reactors, boilers(13.39%, $6.86 Billion)

4. Electrical, electronic equipment(8.75%, $4.48 Billion)

5. Optical, photo, technical, medical apparatus(3.28%, $1.68 Billion)

6. Plastics(3.05%, $1.56 Billion)

7. Pharmaceutical products(2.91%, $1.49 Billion)

8. Aircraft, spacecraft(2.05%, $1.05 Billion)

9. Residues, wastes of food industry, animal fodder(1.73%, $885.77 Million)

10. Articles of iron or steel(1.69%, $866.69 Million)

When you need to understand the New Zealand market, you can search Tendata's New Zealand Import Database by product name or HS code to get market trends across the industry. Of course, in addition to the above, Tendata also supports searches by Importer Name, Importer Address, Port of Origin, Port of Destination, Bill of Lading Number, Weight, Quantity, Container Size, and more. You can see that all fields in the New Zealand Import Database have this data. With these New Zealand Import Databases you can quickly analyze the market. Below is a sample of the search for you (data as of January 2024):

The latest Tendata iTrader data shows that New Zealand's main import partners are:

1. China(21.01%, $10.46 Billion)

2. Australia(10.95%, $5.45 Billion)

3. United States(9.88%, $4.92 Billion)

4. South Korea(7.61%, $3.79 Billion)

5. Japan(6.91%, $3.44 Billion)

6. Singapore(5.58%, $2.78 Billion)

7. Germany(4.5%, $2.24 Billion)

8. Malaysia(4.08%, $2.03 Billion)

9. Thailand(3.72%, $1.85 Billion)

10. United Kingdom(2.67%, $1.33 Billion)

When you want to find out if New Zealand importers prefer to work with exporters from your country, you can look in Tendata's New Zealand Import Database by country name. Don't forget to select the timeframe to get the most up-to-date import and export data. Below is a sample of the search for you (data as of January 2024):

Expand your New Zealand import business with customs data and appropriate market intelligence.

Our New Zealand trade data covers company, product and other detailed customs information. Every shipment detail of New Zealand imports is useful to the entire industry. From importers and exporters to logistics companies and other sectors, New Zealand Import data adds value to every business.

Why do You need the New Zealand Import Database?

According to New Zealand Import Database, importers can:

1. Quickly find suppliers in the New Zealand market

2. Understand New Zealand market conditions and trade dynamics

3.Understand your competitors' dynamics and outperform them

4.Be data-driven and update marketing techniques in real time

5.Set long-term business goals and increase company revenue

Why choose Tendata's New Zealand Import Database?

Tendata connects trade data from 218 countries and territories, business data from 198 countries, and internet data from 172 countries. With one click search, it can present the information of about 130 million global active buyers and suppliers around the world, who have real purchasing records and intentions, allowing your quality customer base to converge in 0.01s, saving you a lot of time.

If you are a marketer or trader who is eager to be able to import more cost-effective products, please contact us now for New Zealand customs data from 218 countries/regions. Please visit our website tendata.com or email to emarketing@tendata.cn for more information.

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