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B-Corp Certification Highlights Commitment to Sustainability and Community

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Ben Glover, left, and Rhyan Wardman

B-Corp Certification is evidence that The Coterie practices protect, nurture and support its place and people, says Rhyan Wardman, Managing Director of the boutique winemaking facility in Marlborough.

"By becoming certified, we have embraced a framework for continuous improvement and joined a global movement of businesses working to create a more sustainable future for all."

Lawson's Dry Hills announced its B-Corp certification late last year, joining other Marlborough wine producers Tiraki and Deep Down, along with Felton Road in Central Otago.

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