Join us for a practical and action-focused webinar as we share our Submissions Guide and Activation Toolkit. Learn how you can make a difference by submitting against the Gene Tech Bill and mobilising your network to do the same.

Catch up on all the latest organic news from home and abroad with Organic Aotearoa's monthly newsletter, The BUZZ - December 2024 edition. Covering news, events and more.

The Government is rushing through a radical overhaul of gene technology laws without doing the necessary groundwork, leaving farmers, growers, food companies and exporters trying to understand the risks, compliance costs, and impacts on their businesses.

We are looking for a well-rounded 2iC to provide strategic and admin support part-time for three months to support our CEO and ensure smooth day-to-day operations within our small team.

Last night, when the Gene Technology Bill was read in Parliament for the first time, we were incredibly proud to hear opposition parties quoting our work back in their speeches. This milestone proves just how impactful your generosity has been—and how much further we can go together.

Media Statement: New Zealand’s primary sector exports could reduce by $10billion to $20billion annually were genetically modified organisms (GMOs) to be released into the environment, according to a study by New Zealand Institute of Economic Research (NZIER).

Watch this important briefing on the government's plans regarding GE deregulation. Learn about the key findings from our meetings with government officials and stakeholders, and understand the significant risks that GE deregulation poses to New Zealand’s environment and agricultural sectors.

Media Statement: Is New Zealand heading into risky, uncharted territory in terms of the release of GMOs into the environment?

Discover key findings from OANZ's Wellington GE delegation and join our November 7th webinar to explore the impacts on New Zealand’s organic sector and more.

An uplift to New Zealand’s organic product trade is expected through a new upgraded arrangement with China, Food Safety Minister Andrew Hoggard says.