Last year Hawke’s Bay earned a spot in the elite group of places known as Great Wine Capitals of the World, confirming the region’s reputation as New Zealand’s Food and Wine Country. This week signposts to... Read more
Published in BayBuzz Magazine July + August 2024. Article by Brenda Newth. WineWorks has an impressive sustainability story to tell. But unlike the first company covered in our sustainable companies series –... Read more
At WineWorks we welcome external audits as a benchmark for our business and challenging us to continually improve our service. However, compliance is a growing cost to everyone’s business, hence we have been... Read more
We thought it would be useful to share a couple of graphs that indicate what's going where, and how much is being stored... Stock on hand levels for these markets have been at an all time high, but we are only... Read more
On June 27th, Toitū held a webinar all about product lifecycle emission hotspots in FMCG. The webinar was tailored to prospective businesses who are starting their own carbon reduction journey, covering topics... Read more
At WineWorks, we have just published our first report on pay gaps between gender and ethnicity. This will be a continuous effort as we join the already large number of New Zealand companies reporting on this... Read more
Over the summer holidays, our sites will be operating at a reduced frequency. Our bottling halls will be closed from December 22nd until the 8th of January, 2024. Warehouse and distribution will be operating at... Read more
Four years ago, we joined New Zealand’s most well-known organization for sustainability credentials: Toitū Envirocare. We pledged to reduce our carbon emissions by 30% with a deadline of 2023. The results are... Read more
Update 5pm Thurs 16th: Some good news - WineWorks Hawke's Bay now has power and we aim to start bottling on Monday (20th). There will be a small crew in tomorrow to put away glass, get prepared and ensure our... Read more
Here’s an update from WineWorks Hawke’s Bay about the critical shortage of CO2 across the country, and how it will affect production: Kapuni – the last NZ liquid CO2 production plant in NZ has shut down. As... Read more
