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New Zealand exports include:
- dairy products (from cattle and goats)
- meat (sheep, beef, deer)
- hides and leather
- fish
- wood/wood products, including paper and paper-associated products
- tourism
- wine
- Manuka Honey
- wool
- fruit and vegetables
- cereal products
- organic chemicals
- pharmaceutical products
- plastic products
- rubber products
- textiles
- furniture
- electrical equipment
- marine equipment
- agricultural and industrial machinery
- aluminium
- iron/steel and other metals
- crude oil and mineral oils
The bulk, though not all, of New Zealand's exports come from the agricultural/Natural Resources industry.
New Zealand imports include:
- vehicles
- electronics
- petroleum and fuels / refined oil
- textiles
- plastics
- motor cars
- aircraft and aircraft parts
- TV receivers, including video monitors and projectors
- telephone equipment
- medical instruments
- medicaments
- Automatic data process machines
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