Besides meeting general wine export requirements, some countries will also require you to include special documents with your consignment. MPI issues the following documents to help you access these markets.
Destination
Document required
European Economic Community
VI-1 certificate (including laboratory test results)
Brazil
Certificate of origin and analysis (including laboratory test results)
South Africa
Cultivar Certificate
China
Free Sale Certificate (only where requested by the market)
Costa Rica
Free Sale Advice Statement for product registration
Colombia
Free Sale Advice Statement for product registration
Guatemala
Free Sale Advice Statement for product registration
Indonesia
Free Sale Advice Statement for product registration
Kazakhstan
Free Sale Advice Statement for product registration
Myanmar
Free Sale Advice Statement for product registration
Panama
Free Sale Advice Statement for product registration
Paraguay
Free Sale Advice Statement for product registration
Peru
Free Sale Advice Statement for product registration
Philippines
Free Sale Advice Statement for product registration
Russia
Free Sale Advice Statement for product registration
Turkey
Free Sale Advice Statement for product registration
Venezuela
Free Sale Advice Statement for product registration
Vietnam
Free Sale Advice Statement for product registration
You can request all these documents, except Cultivar Certificates, using the Wine E-Cert system. If you need Cultivar Certificates – or you're asked for an export document that you don't see here – email wine.query@mpi.govt.nz.
If you aren't familiar with the Wine E-Cert system or you need help, email the Wine Export Certification Service (WECS) – wecs@nzwine.com.
Codes of Practice
Wine Standards Management Plan Code of Practice is available from the members' section of the New Zealand Winegrowers website.
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