So you've had your guess in our 19th annual vintage sweepstake to guess the total tonnes of wine grapes harvested in New Zealand? We can now reveal just who in our industry are optimists and who are the... Read more
The end of February saw the opening of the Marlborough Inland Port (MIP) in Blenheim’s Riverlands. Situated right next door to WineWorks Marlborough, this new Inland Port will increase the connectivity and... Read more
We have just received the results of latest Toitū Envirocare audit, for our 2024 reporting year. We are pleased to share that we have reduced our carbon emissions even further, making our total reduction 51% since... Read more
Last July, we shared a snapshot of the pallets on hand in our warehouses across the three sites over a number of years. We have an update on this, and happily we might be seeing some green shoots as stock levels... Read more
There are a number of changes around the Wine Export Certification system at the moment – some from MPI and some through a review of our own systems. Here is a list of what's happening: MPI’s new Trade... Read more
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
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
NZ Winegrowers have now announced the tonnage of this vintages grapes, and its down by a whopping 21%! This means that the Doom-and-gloom merchants were right this year, and there were none more down with the Doom... Read more
