Member stories
GS1 New Zealand members are varied and diverse; like the nation itself, the GS1 community thrives on diversity.
At GS1 New Zealand, suppliers and customers meet in a spirit of cooperation unseen anywhere else in the corporate world. Industry and geographic boundaries are crossed and every business, from micro to multinational, enjoys equal standing.
The constant brewer
Garage Project is a place where people are challenging the very notion of what beer is and can be.
Eco-friendly Entrepeneurs
Passion for less plastic wrapping in everyday life has made accidental entrepreneurs of Stacia Jenson and Miko Hayashi.
Pic's Really Good Peanut Butter
With the use GS1 standards, Pic's peanut butter is spreading across the world smoothly.
Greenroots Juicery
People can be drinking Greenroots Juicery products just 24 hours after their ingredients have been harvested from field, garden or orchard.
Heinz Wattie's
Simon from Heinz Wattie's talks about the importance of high quality images and using GS1's digital management asset system.
Foodstuffs North Island
Lavika from Foodstuffs talks about the importance of high quality images and a digital asset management system.
Wobbly Wedge
Everyone knows how irritating a wobbly table can be in a restaurant. Mike Rather has the answer and he has turned it into a steadily growing little business.
Vede & Crede
Under the harsh sun of the south-western Sahara, the Berber people know how to look after their skin.
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