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New Zealand’s Economy

New Zealand has a highly developed free-market economy, ranked as the 52nd largest national economy in the world based on nominal Gross Domestic Product (GDP), and the 62nd largest based on Purchasing Power Parity (PPP).

A significant portion of New Zealand’s needs is met through imports, with the value of imports accounting for around 26.05% of its GDP.
Indonesia meets approximately 2.88% of these needs, amounting to about $1.05 billion USD.

Despite this, New Zealand maintains a trade surplus of about $168 million USD, indicating that there is still substantial opportunity to increase imports from Indonesia.

Indonesia - NZ - trade statistics

Trade Surplus and Opportunities between Indonesia and New Zealand

The significant trade surplus between Indonesia and New Zealand has a positive impact on the ease of importing products from Indonesia to New Zealand. This situation also creates opportunities for introducing new Indonesian products to the New Zealand market.

Moreover, given New Zealand’s position within the Commonwealth of Nations, products accepted by New Zealand have a strong potential to be welcomed by other Commonwealth countries. This is due to market acceptance and regulatory aspects, as well as the strategic positioning of New Zealand as a gateway and its significant role in economic activities within the Pacific region.

IndoExpo plans to organize the “Indonesian Night” event in Auckland. The selection of Auckland as the venue for this event is primarily because the city is the main business hub in New Zealand.

Spectacular Event: Indonesian Night

Auckland will host the Indonesian Night event, which will be a highlight for the Indonesian community, as well as other ethnic groups residing in Auckland and nearby cities.

Indonesian Day is a cultural festival organized to commemorate the Independence Day of the Republic of Indonesia. This cultural festival will feature not only cultural performances but also traditional competitions, a culinary bazaar, and an exhibition of Indonesian products.

IndoExpo is currently awaiting approval from the Auckland Council to include Indonesian Day in their annual cultural events calendar.

For the Indonesian product exhibition, IndoExpo has partnered with PUNJAS, an international supplier and manufacturer of food products that already has a distribution network in New Zealand and the Pacific region. PUNJAS has been utilizing several Indonesian products and is excited about the opportunity to discover other products.

IndoExpo will also invite suppliers from the Asian grocery sector and/or suppliers from the Pacific Islands, and/or major suppliers in New Zealand who currently supply large supermarket chains such as Pak’n Save, Woolworths, and New World.

Due to the integration of the exhibition with cultural activities, the number of available booths is very limited, with only 20 booths being provided.

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    3. Booking

    Please book the booth you desire by clicking this booking icon. If you still have doubts about the readiness of the product you wish to exhibit, please begin with the PRODUCT CURATION (ASSESSMENT) stage.

    2. Assessment (Product Curation)

    Through this stage, you will receive full assistance from our team to ensure your product’s readiness for entry into New Zealand. This stage also gives you the opportunity to place a deposit for the booth you desire. If you have never been involved in export activities and wish to understand export regulations more thoroughly, please start with the EOI (Expression Of Interest) stage first.

    1. EOI (Expression of Interest)

    Due to the limited number of booths, to ensure your participation in this exhibition, please register your company here. This stage can also serve as the initial step for those of you who are new to entering your products into the global market.