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Marlborough wine producer Lawson's Dry Hills has become B Corp Certified.
Director and General Manager Sion Barnsley says the company has a vision to lead New Zealand in sustainable wine production.
"As a B Corp, we now join a movement of businesses committed to transforming the global economy to benefit all people, communities and the planet."
Other B Corp wine companies in New Zealand include Tiraki and Deep Down, both in Marlborough, and Felton Road in Central Otago.
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.
Taking two sustainability awards at two events on a single evening felt like "true recognition" of the work Lawson's Dry Hills has done for more than a decade, says General Manager Sion Barnsley.
The Wine Business Forum provided timely discussions as wine companies face market headwinds in New Zealand and abroad.
Continuously working towards a lighter environmental footprint brings discipline to decision making, says Lawson’s Dry Hills General Manager Sion Barnsley.
Everyone needs to be responsible for the environment and Lawson's Dry Hills is no different.
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