Certifications

At WineWorks we are serious about quality and sustainability. You can be confident we provide the highest quality contract bottling service in New Zealand backed up by the following stringent certifications.
If you need copies of these certificates for your own winery’s program, please go to the Client Portal, where you will find them in the ‘Resource Library’ section.

	BRCGS (Brand Reputation through Compliance Global Standard) The BRCGS standard is regarded as the benchmark for best practice in the food & beverage industry and has evolved into a global standard which examines the whole supply chain. Originally known as the BRC standard, BRCGS is the now foundation audit certification for the major UK supermarkets; Aldi, Asda, Coop, Lidl, Marks & Spencer’s, Morrisons, Sainsbury’s, Tesco, Waitrose and Walmart. Talk to us if you need to bottle for one of these supermarkets.
	MPI Approved Transitional Facility approved under the Biosecurity Act 1993, for receiving and de-vanning imported Sea Containers.
	TESCO Some WineWorks plants are approved to bottle product for this UK supermarket chain and their affiliates
	BioGro WineWorks is certified to bottle, label, store and dispatch BioGro Certified Organic and Conversion wines.
	Wine Standards Management Plan (WSMP) WineWorks meets all New Zealand Food Safety Authority requirements to handle and package wine.
	Sustainable Winegrowing New Zealand We demonstrate that we are committed to employing and continually improving environmentally responsible procedures by belonging to SWNZ, the Sustainable WineGrowing New Zealand body.
	FDA WineWorks plants are each registered with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to facilitate wine exports to the USA.
	Toitū Envirocare We are now a certified Toitū Envirocare carbon zero organisation. This program has enabled us to accurately measure our Carbon footprint for the services we offer our clients, to make a plan to reduce our output in future years and offset the balance of our carbon outputs. Read here about some of the things that our plants undertake to minimise our footprint by reducing, re-using and recycling.