September 10, 2026 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm BNZ Centre Level 18, BNZ Centre 80 Queen Street, Auckland, Auckland, 1010, New Zealand, Bay of Plenty
Export NZ
Mainfreight Mount Maunganui: Bay of Plenty Exporters’ Networking Event
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Bay of Plenty Exporters Event and Site tour: Mainfreight Tauranga
When: Thu 10 Sep, 4pm-6pm
Where:Â Mainfreight, 3 Te Kakau Place, Mount Maunganui
Ideal for:Â Exporting business owners, CEOs, and industry leaders
Pricing:Â Free for EMA Members; Non-EMA Members pay $89+GST
Join EMA and ExportNZ for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at Mainfreight’s Bay of Plenty operations.
Hear from Mainfreight’s local Branch Managers on Mainfreight’s transport, warehousing and international freight operations followed by a site tour. You’ll also get the latest updates from ExportNZ’s local team and an update from EMA on our Advocacy for manufacturers, exporters and businesses in the region.
Wrap up the afternoon with drinks, nibbles, and networking among fellow manufacturers and exporters.
On this site, PPE will be required. Please check your event confirmation and reminders for more information.
Please click here to be taken to the EMA events page to Register.
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