A fact sheet to assist New Zealand food producers and growers exporting product to Australia to meet the new Australian country of origin food labelling rules. The new rules become mandatory on 1 July 2018.
Guides, forms, and templates for exporting wine
Forms and templates you may need when exporting NZ grape wine.
Resources
A guide to meeting grape wine labelling requirements for wine sold in New Zealand
- Wine E-Cert: Accessing Wine E-Cert [PDF, 1366 KB]
- WA10 Wine E-Cert Company and User registration [PDF, 533 KB]
- WA13: Wine e-Cert Company andUser Registration or Amendments [PDF, 829 KB]
- Wine E-Cert: Access Control Policy [PDF, 42 KB]
- Wine e-Cert access policy
- Completing a WA13 form to update company / user details
Forms and templates
Use this form to apply for agency under section 70 of the Wine Act 2003 to carry out verification functions and activities or other specialist functions and activities.
Use this form to notify MPI of minor amendments to your wine standards management plan.
Use this form to notify MPI that you produce less than 20 000L of wine over a two year period and do not export any wine.
This form must be used when applying to register a wine standards management plan.
Use this form when the only change to the wine standards management plan is a change of operator.
To register a significant amendment to registered wine standards management plan.
Use this form to apply for recognition under the Wine Act 2003 to carry out wine verification activities and functions.
Complete this form if you have a registered wine standards management plan and wish to change your recognised agency.
Complete this outline when registering a wine standards management plan for grape wine.
Use this form to apply for recognition as a laboratory for wine testing activities under section 74 of the Wine Act 2003.
If you're a recognised agency, you must send a summary of wine verification activities to MPI every quarter. You can use your own form or the template.