Certification

ZiwiPeak is fully compliant with all global regulatory standards, so that you can have total peace of mind about our sources and practices.

Highest Standards and Fully Compliant

We meet the highest standards in the world for your pets. That’s why we’ve made sure at ZiwiPeak that our products are formulated by nature and fully balanced for all life stages and breeds by leading pet nutritionists.

Our products fully comply with the highest global industry regulation and requirements (AAFCO, USFDA and EU) as a nutritious pet-food diet for cats and dogs.

Trusted and Traceable Sources

All ZiwiPeak pet food, lamb, venison, beef and rabbit products are sourced from animals of New Zealand origin from the country’s most trusted, traceable farms. These farms are committed to clean, grass-fed practices, which do not use any antibiotics, hormones, preservatives, growth promotants or added hormones. No ingredients are sourced from feedlots. We only use real raw meat and organs, just as nature intended, so there’s no added nasties in our products such as fillers, grains, potatoes and no added sugars, salt or glycerines either.

Human Grade Licensed Export Facilities

These animals are processed through approved human grade licensed export facilities. Our various raw materials are collected from the export licensed facilities and transported to our specialised pet food processing factories in both the North and South Islands of New Zealand. 

Excellent Biosecurity

The country also prides itself on very strict biosecurity controls and laws. These strict laws are in place to ensure New Zealand remains disease free. The farms from which we source are trusted and traceable and see animals feeding on grass pasture all-year-round. No ingredients are sourced from feedlots.

All Products Are USFDA and EU Certified

New Zealand Government Veterinarian Inspectors sign each Health Certificate for all our products. The Health Certificate states that New Zealand meat products are free of the following:

“African horse sickness, African swine fever, anthrax, avian influenza (fowl plague), bluetongue disease, bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), Brucella abortus, Brucella melitensis, Brucella suis, classical swine fever (hog cholera), contagious bovine pleuropneumonia, foot and mouth disease, glanders, lumpy skin disease, Newcastle disease (an asymptomatic strain exists in New Zealand), peste des petits ruminants, rabies, Rift Valley Fever, rinderpest, scrapie, sheep and goat pox, swine vesicular disease and vesicular stomatitis do not occur in New Zealand.”

 This EU statement is on all Export Health Certificates and is signed by a New Zealand Government Veterinarian Inspector.