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India – New Zealand commerce:

Indo-Kiwi bilateral trade remains modest

Data provided by indiannewslink suggests that at year-end (June 2017), India was New Zealand’s 11th largest trading partner. This conclusion was based on the total trade in goods and services. The two-way total trade is valued at 2.6 billion dollar, out of which exports were worth 1.7 billion dollar.

Regarding fruits and nuts, these formed the fourth largest export category to India, with 18 million dollars worth of kiwifruit exports and 15 million dollars worth of apples, pears and quinces.

It has to be noted New Zealand’s kiwifruit exports to India increased by 5 million dollars, making it one of the drivers of New Zealand’s increased fruit exports to India in recent years.

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