General contact
- Phone:
- 04 473 7224
- Email:
- info@wecc.org.nz
- Postal Address
- PO Box 1087
Wellington 6140 - Head Office:
- Level 7, JacksonStone House
3-11 Hunter Street
Wellington 6011
Here, you will find information on exporting, trade fairs from around the globe, delegations that may be visiting New Zealand or the Chamber, overseas companies looking for importers or suppliers, ICC publications and more.
Export Guides and Trade Publications
The new edition of the guidebook "Doing Business in Iran" has been prepared by Partners of ESK Law Firm, and is written for the post-sanction era as a reference regarding the legal and financial atmosphere of Iran. It gives an overview of the legal and professional regulations, investment climate, taxation, forms of business organisation and business practices in Iran.
ICC Publications
The International Chamber of Commerce produces a number of publications for international trade use such as Incoterms 2010 and UCP 600. We can source these titles for your business, plus many others. Contact us with your enquiry or visit www.iccbooks.com.
New Trade Publications added to our Library:
- The Seongnam Chamber of Commerce & Industry (SNCCI) members’ product catalogue (Korea, March 2012) - Electronics, Instruments, Construction, Communications, Chemistry, Food, Medical, Textiles and Miscellaneous products
Other Trade Information
- A new "Directory of Exporters" is now available from the Province of Cordoba. The Province of Cordoba is located in the centre of the Argentine Republic, and has become a strategic point for regional connection and integration among the countries in the Common Market of the South (MERCOSUR). Click here to visit the directory
Country-Specific Export Requirements
Saudi Arabia Origin Labelling Requirements
With effect from 27 January 2009, any shipment going to Saudi Arabia without irremovable labels showing the country of origin affixed on the commodity will be treated as follows:
The importer will have to register electronic confirmation not to repeat the offence and have to stick within two weeks irremovable labels inside the custom premises or in his warehouse and will be find SR5000.00 and have to pay the customs duties even if the goods are exempted from import duties.
If it is not possible to stock irremovable labels, the importers shall re-export the goods without being fined.
