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COUNTRY SECTION New Zealand Storage of Derived Products Validity date from COUNTRY New Zealand 10/08/2007 00157 SECTION Storage of derived products Date of publication 29/01/2020 List in force Approval number Name City Regions Activities Remark Date of request s2010 Port Otago Limited Dunedin Otago CAT3 28/03/2019 s2048 R & M Storage Limited Temuka Canterbury CAT3 29/04/2011 s2049 R & M Storage Limited Temuka Canterbury CAT3 29/04/2011 517 Alaron Products Limited Nelson Nelson CAT3 11/12/2015 AAL5 Direct Connect Container Services Limited trading as Ali Arc Wanganui Manawatu-Wanganui CAT3 Logistics AGILITY2 Agility Logistics Limited Christchurch Canterbury CAT3 28/10/2013 ALBPH1 Agri-Lab Co-Products Limited Waipukurau Hawke's Bay CAT3 23/04/2013 DGF99 DHL Global Forwarding (New Zealand) Limited Christchurch Canterbury CAT2, CAT3 26/01/2021 FOODPRO1 Polarcold Stores Limited Christchurch Canterbury CAT3 18/02/2013 INGHAM1 Inghams Enterprises (NZ) Pty Limited CAMBRIDGE Waikato CAT3 28/03/2019 INGHAMDC01 Inghams Enterprises (NZ) Pty Limited Waharoa Waikato CAT3 19/03/2019 KUEHNE01 Kuehne + Nagel Limited Auckland Auckland CAT3 17/10/2019 MCL01 Maleme Coldstorage Limited Tauranga Bay Of Plenty CAT3 ME43 Riverlands Eltham Limited Eltham Taranaki CAT3 11/06/2015 ME60 Oringi Cold Stores Dannevirke Hawke's Bay CAT3 1 / 8 List in force Approval number Name City Regions Activities Remark Date of request ME66 CMP Kokiri Limited Kokiri West Coast CAT3 13/05/2013 PH31 Ovation New Zealand Limited Waipukurau Hawke's Bay CAT3 04/04/2017 PH376 Duncan South Limited Mosgiel Otago CAT2 PH515 Wanganui Coldstorage Limited Wanganui Manawatu-Wanganui CAT3 PH635 ANZCO Foods Waitara Limited Waitara Taranaki CAT3 PSL8 Polarcold Stores Limited Mosgiel Otago CAT3 PYRO2 Pyramid Trucking Limited Te Aroha Waikato CAT3 12/09/2018 S100 Americold NZ Limited Auckland Auckland CAT3 12/02/2016 S101 Schenker (NZ) Limited Christchurch Canterbury CAT2, CAT3 S105 Americold NZ Limited Christchurch Canterbury CAT3 S107 CMP Canterbury Ltd. Ashburton Canterbury CAT3 S11 Polarcold Stores Limited Timaru Canterbury CAT3 S114 Coolpak Cool Stores Limited Timaru Canterbury CAT3 01/12/2019 S129 Port Pack and Cold Storage Limited Mount Maunganui Bay Of Plenty CAT3 S145 Whakatu Coldstores Ltd Whakatu Hawke's Bay CAT3 S15 Whakatu Coldstores Limited T/a Polarcold Auckland Auckland Auckland CAT3 05/11/2015 S151 Westland Co-operative Dairy Company Limited Christchurch Canterbury CAT3 06/04/2011 S156 Hellmann Worldwide Logistics Limited Christchurch Canterbury CAT3 S158 Provincial Coldstores Limited Blenheim Marlborough CAT3 S160 North Port Coolstores (1989) Limited Whangarei Northland CAT3 15/08/2013 2 / 8 List in force Approval number Name City Regions Activities Remark Date of request S162 Polarcold Stores Limited Christchurch Canterbury CAT3 S163 Cold Storage Nelson Limited Port Nelson Nelson CAT3 S164 Schenker (NZ) Limited Auckland Auckland CAT3 S167 Polarcold Stores Limited Dunedin Otago CAT3 S1686 Whakatu Coldstores Limited Kerepehi Waikato CAT3 29/04/2011 S1804 North Port Coolstores (1989) Limited Whangarei Northland CAT3 22/01/2013 S1807 Fonterra Limited Mount Maunganui Bay Of Plenty CAT3 06/04/2011 S1814 Polarcold Stores Limited Timaru Canterbury CAT3 06/04/2011 S1821 Seeka Kiwifruit Industries Limited Mount Maunganui Bay Of Plenty CAT3 06/04/2011 S1822 Fonterra Limited Dunedin Otago CAT3 06/04/2011 S1829 Fonterra Limited New Plymouth Taranaki CAT3 06/04/2011 S1837 Versacold NZ Limited Christchurch Canterbury CAT3 06/04/2011 S1851 J D Hickman Limited Brixton Taranaki CAT3 06/04/2011 S1852 J D Hickman Limited Brixton Taranaki CAT3 06/04/2011 S1858 South Port New Zealand Limited Bluff Southland CAT3 06/04/2011 S1859 Norman's Transport Limited Hamilton Waikato CAT3 12/11/2014 S1884 Seeka Kiwifruit Industries Limited Mount Maunganui Bay Of Plenty CAT3 24/01/2012 S190 GVI Logistics Limited Auckland Auckland CAT3 S1964 Fonterra Limited Mosgiel Otago CAT3 08/10/2015 S1966 Fonterra Limited Auckland Auckland CAT3 16/12/2014 3 / 8 List in force Approval number Name City Regions Activities Remark Date of request S1967 Fonterra Limited Auckland Auckland CAT3 21/08/2012 S1970 Fonterra Limited Hamilton Waikato CAT3 07/11/2012 S1975 Fonterra Limited Palmerston North CAT3 06/04/2011 S1977 Fonterra Limited Napier Hawke's Bay CAT3 06/04/2011 S198 Larboard International Logistics Limited Christchurch Canterbury CAT2, CAT3 S1985 Fonterra Limited Hamilton CAT3 06/04/2011 S1986 Fonterra Limited Hamilton CAT3 06/04/2011 S1987 Fonterra Limited Hamilton CAT3 06/04/2011 S199 Aotearoa Park Cold Storage Limited CAMBRIDGE Waikato CAT2, CAT3 S2014 Port Otago Limited Dunedin Otago CAT3 05/03/2018 S2015 Seeka Kiwifruit Industries Limited Te Puke Bay Of Plenty CAT3 06/04/2011 S202 Coolpak Coolstores Limited Timaru Canterbury CAT3 S2047 Robert Monk Transport Limited Mount Maunganui Bay Of Plenty CAT3 06/04/2011 S2056 Port Otago Limited Port Chalmers Otago CAT3 06/04/2011 S2064 Fonterra Limited Auckland Auckland CAT3 07/05/2013 S2071 Wellington Port Coldstores Limited Wellington Wellington CAT3 06/04/2011 S2083 Woodland Management Limited Katikati CAT3 24/11/2017 S2084 Woodland Management Limited Mount Maunganui Bay Of Plenty CAT3 06/04/2011 S2085 Woodland Management Limited Te Puke Bay Of Plenty CAT3 24/11/2017 S2086 Woodland Management Limited Te Puke Bay Of Plenty CAT3 24/11/2017 4 / 8 List in force Approval number Name City Regions Activities Remark Date of request S2087 Port Otago Limited Port Chalmers Otago CAT3 06/04/2011 S2099 Seeka Kiwifruit Industries Limited Mount Maunganui Bay Of Plenty CAT3 06/04/2011 S2104 Woodland Management Limited Mount Maunganui Bay Of Plenty CAT3 06/04/2011 S2107 Polarcold Stores Limited Timaru Canterbury CAT3 06/04/2011 S2113 Fonterra Limited Timaru Canterbury CAT3 06/04/2011 S2119 Coda Services LP Auckland Auckland CAT3 25/09/2014 S2126 Hall's Logistics Limited Auckland Auckland CAT3 13/05/2013 S2130 Cool Storage Express (NZ) Limited Hamilton Waikato CAT3 07/04/2015 S216 Cold Storage Nelson Limited Tauranga Bay Of Plenty CAT3 S2160 Cool Storage Express (NZ) Limited Hamilton Waikato CAT3 20/09/2016 S2176 Scales Logistics Limited Trading As Balance Cargo Christchurch Canterbury CAT2, CAT3 14/02/2021 S2197 Port Otago Limited Dunedin Otago CAT3 02/05/2016 S2211 Kuehne + Nagel Limited Christchurch Canterbury CAT3 07/06/2016 S2219 Everest Kool Solutionz Limited Hastings Hawke's Bay CAT3 11/02/2015 S2235 Everest CFS Limited Christchurch Canterbury CAT2, CAT3 14/09/2021 S2240 Coda Seervices LP Tauranga Bay Of Plenty CAT3 30/11/2014 S2250 Coda Services LP Auckland Auckland CAT3 08/01/2015 S226 Polarcold Stores Limited Christchurch CAT3 S2260 Tomoana Warehousing Limited Hastings Hawke's Bay CAT3 09/07/2021 S2270 Hellmann Worldwide Logistics Limited Auckland Auckland CAT2, CAT3 05/11/2015 5 / 8 List in force Approval number Name City Regions Activities Remark Date of request S229 Coda Operations LP Trading As Tapper Transport Auckland Auckland CAT2, CAT3 S2316 Coolpak Coolstores Limited Rolleston CAT3 28/06/2017 S238 Pelco NZ Limited Mount Maunganui Bay Of Plenty CAT3 S250 Cold Storage Tauranga Limited Mount Maunganui Bay Of Plenty CAT2, CAT3 S2588 Fonterra Limited Tokoroa Waikato CAT3 27/10/2017 S265 Freeze Dried Foods New Zealand Limited Hastings Hawke's Bay CAT3 24/09/2020 S28 Americold NZ Limited Auckland Auckland CAT3 S3000 Hilton Haulage Transport Limited Christchurch Canterbury CAT3 06/04/2011 S3001 Hilton Haulage Transport Limited Timaru Canterbury CAT3 29/04/2011 S3002 Hilton Haulage Limited Partnership Christchurch Canterbury CAT3 06/04/2011 S3003 Hilton Haulage Transport Limited Christchurch Canterbury CAT3 06/04/2011 S3014 Hilton Haulage Limited Christchurch Canterbury CAT3 30/11/2015 S3078 Merinova Limited Nelson Nelson CAT3 12/12/2017 S353 Fonterra Limited Dunedin Otago CAT3 25/03/2013 S354 Icepak Logistics Limited Longburn Manawatu-Wanganui CAT3 06/04/2011 S36 Woodland Management Limited Te Puke Bay Of Plenty CAT3 07/09/2012 S381 Direct Connect Container Services Limited trading as Ali Arc Wanganui Manawatu-Wanganui CAT3 06/04/2011 Logistics S39 Cold Storage Nelson Limited Christchurch Canterbury CAT3 S40 South Port New Zealand Ltd Bluff Southland CAT3 6 / 8 List in force Approval number Name City Regions Activities Remark Date of request S41 Manawatu Cold Storage Ltd Feilding Manawatu-Wanganui CAT3 S4387 Fonterra Limited Auckland Auckland CAT3 06/04/2011 S4620 Woodland Management Limited Mount Maunganui Bay Of Plenty CAT3 06/04/2011 S4630 Woodland Management Limited Tauranga Bay Of Plenty CAT3 06/04/2011 S4640 Seeka Kiwifruit Industries Limited Te Puke Bay Of Plenty CAT3 06/04/2011 S4650 Woodland Management Limited Te Puke Bay Of Plenty CAT3 06/04/2011 S5487 Fonterra Limited Waharoa Waikato CAT3 06/04/2011 S56 Dandy Foods Distributors Limited Auckland Auckland CAT3 S59 Kelcold Limited Hastings Hawke's Bay CAT3 S60 Cold Storage Nelson Limited Mount Maunganui Bay Of Plenty CAT3 31/10/2019 S61 Coolpak Cool Stores Limited Timaru Canterbury CAT3 31/10/2019 S64 GVI Logistics Limited Christchurch Canterbury CAT2, CAT3 S66 Mainfreight Air & Ocean Limited Auckland Auckland CAT3 S665 Mainfreight Air And Ocean Limited Christchurch Canterbury CAT2, CAT3 14/02/2021 S6687 Fonterra Limited Tauranga Bay Of Plenty CAT3 06/04/2011 S70 Kelcold Hastings Hawke's Bay CAT3 S71 Cold Storage Nelson Limited Nelson Nelson CAT3 S7188 Fonterra Limited Whangarei Northland CAT3 06/04/2011 S778 Move Logistics Limited Christchurch Canterbury CAT3 08/05/2011 S7786 Fonterra Limited Mosgiel Otago CAT3 06/04/2011 7 / 8 List in force Approval number Name
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