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Ships arriving and departing from Port of Tauranga have been warned to be extra vigilant as an estimated 200-to-300 containers remain unaccounted for at sea following the break-up of the Rena.
The port channels are currently being monitored, using side-scanning sonar and magnetometer sweeping, looking for the containers lost when the Rena split, according to statement on the company's website.
Michele Poole, a spokeswoman at Maritime New Zealand says the containers are believed to contain milk powder, timber, plastics and furniture.
Ships wishing to lay anchorage off the port have been asked to drift north of Mayor Island.