Hello, the following are Chinese specialties that you can consider bringing to New Zealand:

1. Black tea, green tea, Longjing tea and other tea leaves

2. Flavor pastries, such as moon cakes, twist, shortbread, etc.

3. Chinese herbs and tonic products such as honey, wolfberry, ginseng, bird’s nest, etc.

4. Chinese specialty liquors, such as Baijiu, rice wine, Moutai wine, etc.

5. Cultural gifts such as ceramics, handicrafts, calligraphy and painting

6. Chinese clothing and accessories of brands such as dragon, tiger, leopard, and lotus

7. Flavored sweets, such as peanut candy, white sugar cake, sweet twist, etc.

8. Nutty foods such as red dates, walnuts, almonds, etc.

9. Tea sets, tableware, tea cans, tea trays, etc. with Chinese characteristics

10. Souvenirs, gadgets, celluloid products, gold and silver jewelry, etc.

Please note that you need to follow New Zealand’s import regulations when bringing any food into the country.

What gifts do you bring when you return to New Zealand?

When you return to China, you can prepare some New Zealand specialties, such as pure natural honey, manuka honey, milk powder, biscuits, cocoa powder, etc. In addition, it is also possible to buy some artworks and handmade products, such as woolen fabrics, wood carvings, jade, etc. In addition, New Zealand also has a unique Maori culture, and some Maori artworks can be selected as gifts. In conclusion, the choice of gifts should be based on the interests and hobbies of the recipient.

What is good to buy on behalf of New Zealand?

There are many good things to choose from on behalf of New Zealand. First of all, there are fresh agricultural products, such as New Zealand beef, lamb and seafood, which are known for their high quality and health. In addition, New Zealand also has world-class wine regions, which can buy wine of various flavors.

In addition, New Zealand is also known for its high-quality dairy products, such as milk powder and cheese.

In addition, New Zealand also has unique handicrafts and souvenirs, such as jade jewelry, woolen fabrics and wood products, which are good gift options. In conclusion, New Zealand Daigou offers a wide variety of choices, whether it is food, drinks or handicrafts, to meet the needs of different people.

New Zealand Specialty Must-Shop List?

What is good to buy when traveling to New Zealand? There are many sheep grazing in New Zealand, so it is appropriate to give sheepskin products as gifts.

There are many things you can buy in New Zealand, such as a wide variety of deerskin and cowhide products, New Zealand jadeite called GreenStone, called “Bao A”, and ornaments made of shellfish similar to abalone, and wood carvings from the Maori people.

New Zealand’s sales pricing system is not only not allowed to bargain, but also does not have a special auction period in China.

Large stores have extra services for valet delivery, so you can ask the store to handle larger items such as furniture.

It was originally impossible to bargain, but after the shrewd Chinese went, they could speak English, so they must tell the price.

The easily available Maori handicrafts are the most New Zealand-style gifts.

From small things to living room decorations, and body accessories, the ingenious carving technology is breathtaking.

In terms of wool products, from high-priced clothing to a wide range of daily necessities, there is a wide range of products, and because New Zealand is the origin of wool and leather, the price is much cheaper.

Pure white wool and calf leather are very popular because they can be washed.

Processed products of high-quality honey and accessories such as cufflinks, necklace pendants, chest pendants and greenstones are all worth buying.

Fur mats are the most popular, either on chairs or on the floor instead of rugs. There are also long mats in the store that sew two pieces of leather together.

In addition, there is a coat called BackSkin, which sews sheepskin on the inside (and also uses deerskin), which is thicker and very warm.

Wood carvings from utility to decoration are colorful and carved with traditional techniques.

Because the Maori are a sea people, their canoes, boats, etc. are very well made.

The Maori make amulets called [tiki], guns as weapons, flat wooden sticks called “wahaika”, etc., with ingenious designs and carvings, people can’t put it down.

“Bao’a” shell is a large shell that resembles abalone. It is ground to give a luster similar to the color of Jiding? x, and then worked into decorations.

GreenStone, as the literal meaning is, this is a green stone, commonly known as New Zealand jadeite. Due to its hard texture, the Maori often use it as a weapon.

New Zealand is the kingdom of sheep, so sweaters, hats, socks, scarves, gloves and other pure wool products are full of pits.

And it has a unique style of New Zealand, which is difficult to compare with other countries.

Other folk crafts include wood products such as tableware, plates, and interior decorations made by Kauri.

Honey from white alfalfa is even more unique in the world.