iHerb Shipping to New Zealand: Customs, Restrictions, and Delivery
Shopping from iHerb in New Zealand? This guide covers the key customs, delivery, and import considerations to review before placing an order.
Information in this guide was checked in 2026 using iHerb’s official shipping reference for New Zealand. Customs, tax, carrier, and delivery terms can change, so verify current conditions with iHerb and the relevant New Zealand authorities before ordering.
Customs and import taxes
Import tax and customs duties may apply to orders with a value exceeding NZD 1,000. Orders close to a tax-free limit can also be assessed for duties and taxes if exchange-rate fluctuations cause the customs value to differ between the order date and customs clearance date.
Check with the official iHerb shipping information and the New Zealand Customs Service for current requirements. You should also confirm whether the products you want to import require additional licenses or permits.
Import taxes, customs duties, and any brokerage or handling fee are separate from the shipping fee. These charges may be billed directly by the carrier you choose.
Delivery to New Zealand
iHerb orders for New Zealand are shipped by air freight from iHerb’s U.S. warehouses. The estimated delivery window shown by iHerb reflects most standard deliveries, but it is not a guarantee.
Transit may take longer because of air-freight delays, a customs hold, or other unforeseen circumstances outside iHerb’s control.
For shipping-related questions about Fastway orders, contact Fastway Couriers customer service at 09 275 2000.
Products restricted from import
iHerb states that it works to block products prohibited by New Zealand customs, but shoppers remain responsible for checking whether an item can legally be imported. The following substances and products are identified as not allowed for import into New Zealand:
- GABA, melatonin, DMSO, DMAE, pregnenolone, lithium, L-Dopa, yohimbine, EDTA, adrenal extract, pituitary extract, synephrine, phenazopyridine, and progesterone cream.
- Vitamin D greater than 1,000 IU per daily dose.
- Zinc greater than 25 mg per daily dose.
- Tryptophan greater than 100 mg per daily dose.
- Selenium greater than 150 mcg per daily dose.
- Whole-grain products, dried meat products, honey, seeds for sprouting, and pet remedies, food, supplements, or shampoos.
For specific import requirements and paperwork, consult the official New Zealand shipping guidance and check the Ministry for Primary Industries at mpi.govt.nz. Product restrictions and documentation requirements may change.
iHerb promocodes for New Zealand
iHerb promocodes may reduce the order price, subject to the current promotion’s terms, exclusions, eligibility rules, and expiration conditions. See the current iHerb promocodes for New Zealand before placing an order.
If you plan to place an order on iHerb, check the active promo code before paying.
Before you place an order
- Check the current New Zealand customs and import rules for every product in your basket.
- Review the order value, especially if it is close to NZD 1,000.
- Confirm whether licenses, permits, or other paperwork are required.
- Review the delivery method, estimated window, and possible carrier charges shown at checkout.
- Keep in mind that customs, duties, taxes, brokerage fees, and delays may be outside iHerb’s control.
This guide is general shopping information, not medical or legal advice. If you are considering a supplement or other health product, consult an appropriately qualified healthcare professional about whether it is suitable for you.
Check iHerb shipping information for New Zealand
The official iHerb shipping page for New Zealand was checked as the factual source on August 30, 2026. iHerb