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Growing the food and beverage sector
New Zealand is a major food and beverage exporter, with the industry accounting for 46% of all goods and services exports.
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Food and Beverage Information Project
The Food and Beverage Project publishes comprehensive, data-driven reports on the current and evolving state of New Zealand's food and beverage sector.
Food Innovation Network
The New Zealand Food Innovation Network provides food development facilities to help businesses develop, test and prove new products, and trial new equipment.
Useful links
The Situation and Outlook for Primary Industries:(external link) information on the performance of NZ’s primary sectors
Primary Growth Partnership:(external link) information on primary sector innovation
Fresh Facts:(external link) horticultural industry stats, including the wine, fruit, vegetable, and ornamental sectors
New Zealand Food Composition Database:(external link) an open access national database of foods and nutrients.