New Zealand Food Safety is supporting Hutchinsons Ltd in its recall of Arla Protein Pudding Vanilla Cookie (200g) as the product may contain foreign matter. "The concern with this pudding is that it ...

Pine pollen containing a rare natural source of plant-based testosterone could prove a goldmine for New Zealand's forestry sector. Pine Pollen New Zealand Limited, trading under the name Bio Gold, has ...

Product information Woolworths Potato Long Roll (6 pk) with ‘BEST BEFORE’ dates from 10.OCT.26 up to and including 31.OCT.26 were affected by this recall. The product was made in-store. The product ...

Product information Back Country Cuisine brand Sticky Date and Custard with Best Before of 24 Sept 2030 was affected by this recall. The product was sold in a 150g pouch. This recall does not affect ...

A biosecurity operation is under way and extra field teams are today in the suburb of Birkdale, on Auckland’s North Shore, after the discovery of a single male Oriental fruit fly in a surveillance ...

Wilding conifers – also called wilding pines – are self-seeded trees, from various species of exotic conifer, growing where they are not wanted. If allowed to spread further, wilding conifers could ...

Forestry is an important industry for New Zealand In 2025 forestry contributed: $6.27 billion in annual export revenue – $3.36 billion from logs and $2.91 billion from other forest products $3.5 ...

A list of all ports currently approved as places of first arrival in New Zealand for seacraft. Ports are listed geographically from north to south.

All imported animal products must meet New Zealand standards and requirements. MPI's role is to help make sure imported bee products (including non-edible products like hand cream) are correctly ...

Expand Food Notice: Approved official templates or models for food control plans developed by third parties 2026 Collapse Food Notice: Approved official templates or models for food control plans ...

If you own or manage a food business, customers expect the food you make to be safe and suitable. On this page, we've compiled resources to help your business meet food safety rules.

The National Chemical Residues Programme (NCRP) tests animal material and animal products to demonstrate that residue and contaminant levels meet acceptable standards.