Organic winery toasting sustainable packaging success

As a leading family farm and vineyard producing artisan fig, olive and wine products, Rosnay Organic Wines has set a high benchmark in creating premium organic products for Australian and overseas customers.

For more than 25 years, Rosnay Organic Wines has been meticulous in producing organic products celebrating the Canowindra region in New South Wales.

Positioned front and centre for Rosnay Organic Wines is the celebration of its organic community and their unwavering commitment in organic science investment and creation.

The care taken to create its product range also translates to the other products they use in packing, shipping and delivering them Australia-wide.

Rosnay Organic Wines connected with an Australian supplier of landfill-biodegradable plastics, Biogone, using its pallet wrap to securely ship out product to hundreds of outlets nationwide and globally.

According to Sam Statham, General Manager, Rosnay Organic Wines, using standard plastic wrap to protect and secure its products on the pallets was not a path the family business wanted to continue with.

“We were simply sick of all the plastic that was being used, and for us, we were struggling to find a sustainable solution, but then we discovered Biogone,” Statham said.

“As a small and successful business like ours, Biogone shares the same ethos of wanting to leave our planet in as good or better condition than when we came here.”

Statham has three simple pieces of advice for other companies to embrace sound and doable sustainable practices.

“Firstly, what you do is more important than what you say. Secondly, be transparent and welcoming to your customers and thirdly, work with people who share your values.”