These processes have been approved by the Ministry for Primary Industries, MPI which is notifying the Chinese authorities, Zespri said.
"New Zealand kiwifruit suppliers are now rechecking China supply fruit under these new processes and Zespri shipping is due to resume to China next week," Zespri said in a statement.
Sales of kiwifruit, which have cleared into China continue as normal and our sales season continues positively in China, on track to exceed last year's volume, with another 7 million trays forecast to export to China this season, it said.
China is New Zealand’s biggest export market by volume.
Neofabraea actinidiae is a fungus that causes fruit to rot in long term storage and has no food safety implications.
"Zespri's rigorous quality systems for checking and rechecking our fruit means this affects only a tiny fraction of the 135 million trays we're shipping this season," it said.
Kiwifruit is by far New Zealand's biggest horticultural export.