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Corporate documents

Find out more about us by reading our annual reports and constitution.

Annual reports

Our annual report is published in February and reports on the previous financial year, from 1 October to 30 September. For a hard copy, please contact us.

 

2019 Annual Report

2018 Annual Report

Previous annual reports

Operational Plan

The 2016-17 Operational Plan sets out an action plan focused at delivering on the primary purpose of Beef + Lamb New Zealand.

2018 Levy proposal

The levy proposal for the 2018 levy consultation sets out Beef + Lamb New Zealand's priorities for the years 2018 - 22.

2015 Levy proposal

The levy proposal for the 2015 Sheepmeat & Beef Levy Referendum sets out our planned programme of work for the six years from 2016–22.

Constitution

The Constitution is a formal document that sets out the rules for running our organisation.

Commodity Levies Meat Order 2015

The Commodity Levies Meat Order 2015 is the Order in Council that sets out the process behind the sheepmeat and beef levies.

Commodity Levies Meat Order 2015 (PDF, 407KB)

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Signed and Stamped BLNZ Year End Financial Statements 30 September 2019.pdf12.68 MB

More News & Views

Sector wide launch of feed budgeting service for farmers

2 Apr 2020
Climatic challenges coupled with significantly reduced processing capacity due to the COVID-19 crisis has farmers in many parts of the country staring down the barrel of feed shortages.
Western North Island

B+LNZ Ltd Annual Meeting to be held online

2 Apr 2020
As a consequence of the Level 4 COVID-19 lockdown, Beef + Lamb New Zealand Ltd (B+LNZ) will now be holding its Annual Meeting online, via a livestream, after it was unable to hold it in person last week.

A Covid-19 update from B+LNZ Genetics

2 Apr 2020
The information below provides an update on activities at B+LNZ Genetics in response to Covid-19 restrictions.
Beef stock

How to sell stock in an uncertain world

2 Apr 2020
Agribusiness consultant Rob Macnab from Total Ag outlines alternative stock selling platforms in the wake of the closure of saleyards due to the COVID-19 response.
Supermarket meat

A growing interest in beef and sheepmeat in China

1 Apr 2020
The monitoring of Chinese consumer buying habits in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic is showing positive attitudes toward New Zealand- produced beef and sheep meat.

Further information on M. bovis programme during Alert Level 4 lock-down

1 Apr 2020
The M. bovis programme is continuing to operate as an essential service under the current COVID-19 restrictions.
covid feed

COVID-19: Feed management check-list for farmers

31 Mar 2020
Many parts of the country are currently experiencing feed shortages, or potential shortages in the coming months. This challenge is likely to be exacerbated by a reduction in processing capacity as a result of new protocols that processing companies have to follow in order to operate during the COVID-19 lockdown.

Once it rains …. what happens to my grass?

29 Mar 2020
Stock have generally done well in the dry conditions this year because feed quality in the desiccated pastures has been reasonable. When the rain finally comes, the quality will crash, and stock will go backwards.