ATLAS · TRADE FLOWS · NEW ZEALAND
What New Zealand Trades
In 2023, New Zealand sold about $42.1B of goods to the rest of the world and bought about $50.5B in return. Its biggest customer was China ($11.3B, 27% of exports); its biggest supplier, China ($10.5B). The map above draws each partner as an arc sized by value; the full lists are below. Bilateral goods trade from UN Comtrade, exports FOB and imports CIF.
Where New Zealand sends its goods
New Zealand’s biggest export markets — the countries it sells the most goods to, by value (FOB).
Top 25 partners by value. Shares are of total exports. 95.9% of exports is drawn on the map; the rest is trade logged against non-country groupings.
Where New Zealand buys its goods
New Zealand’s biggest suppliers — the countries it buys the most goods from, by value (CIF, including shipping).
Top 25 partners by value. Shares are of total imports. 98.7% of imports is drawn on the map; the rest is trade logged against non-country groupings.
Trade flows of other countries
China · United States · Germany · Japan · Netherlands · Italy · France · Korea, Rep.