Franchising for New Zealand Businesses
Unlike Australia, New Zealand has no franchising-specific legislation — franchising here operates under general contract and consumer law, plus the voluntary Franchise Association of New Zealand (FANZ) code of practice. That lack of a mandatory code makes getting your disclosure and agreement terms right even more important, since there’s less regulatory safety net if something goes wrong.
Whether you’re building a franchise system from the ground up or want a health check on an existing network, we bring you up to speed on FANZ best practice, help you structure a commercially sound system, and support established franchisors working to lift underperforming outlets.
What’s included:
- Franchising a Business (FANZ code-aligned documentation)
- Existing Franchise Review
- Franchise Training
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Rob
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