In 2013, Yashili invested about 1.1 billion yuan to build a milk powder production base in Waikato, New Zealand, which was officially put into production in November 2015, and the first batch of overseas milk powder was put on the shelves of some supermarkets in New Zealand, and entered the Chinese market in April 2016. Yashili has built a factory in New Zealand, not only directly using local fresh and high-quality milk sources, but also its production capacity and technology are also at the world's leading level, and the production of milk powder through dry and wet mixing processes is more conducive to the preservation of milk powder nutrients. In August 2016, Yashili New Zealand Dairy also signed an agreement with global dairy giant Nutricia to supply infant milk powder base powder, which means that international brands such as Australian Crekon and Aptamil will use milk from Yashili New Zealand factory, and this cooperation will continue until the end of 2018. At present, Yashili not only owns Mengniu's milk powder company, Ours Mengniu, but also wholly acquires Dumex China, which includes all of Mengniu's milk powder business.
 
At present, the New Zealand version of Amber Hui Gold, Super A Gold, and A Gold are all produced in Yashili's factory in New Zealand, and the original cans are imported, and the safety traceability system is quite perfect. The New Zealand version of Amber Hui Gold contains nutritional enhancers such as OPO structural lipids and casein phosphopeptides, and the price of an 800g canned section is 338 yuan, which is a higher price; The New Zealand version of Super A Gold has more lactoferrin than it, and the price of a 900g canned section is 298 yuan, while the New Zealand version of A Gold without these fortifiers is priced at 238 yuan for a 900g can, which is more affordable. The domestic A gold package is also used as an imported milk source, and the price of a 900g canned section is 177 yuan. The above series of formulas contain galacto-oligosaccharides and fructooligosaccharides.