Ceres Organics

24/07/2026

26/05/2026

Come and check out the new range of Ceres Organics products ow available at BP 2go Motor Centre, 48 Northcote Rd

The team at Ceres Organics have loaded us with the most popular flavors of healthy goodies for our in store stand, so pop on down and check it out

See you at your locally owned bp since 1982

18/04/2026

✨ Be in to win! Mother’s Day Pamper Pack Giveaway ✨

We’re celebrating all the incredible mums (and mother figures) in your life with a Ceres Organics pamper pack including:

☕ x2 NEW organic teas
🍫 Fudgy Bites
🥥 Coconut Bites
🫖 A beautiful Città Copo stacking mug

The perfect excuse to slow down, sip, and indulge 🌿

To enter:

1. Follow us
2. Like this post
3. Tag a mum or someone special who deserves a little pampering

Winner announced via DM Monday 27th April.

16/03/2026

The future of our food system is still being decided.

With major regulatory decisions expected this election year, the choices made now will shape the future of food, farming, and organic integrity in Aotearoa.

At Ceres Organics, we believe protecting a GE-Free Aotearoa matters for the health of our land, the future of farming, and the integrity of organic systems in New Zealand.

To support the next phase of advocacy, every dollar donated will be doubled up to $15,000 thanks to matched funding from Organic Dairy & Pastoral Group and Mahakaruna Farm.

If you’re able, please consider donating today and helping protect a GE-Free future for Aotearoa New Zealand.

👉https://farmers-for-a-ge-free-aotearoa.raiselysite.com/
Organics Aotearoa New Zealand

13/03/2026

There’s been a lot of conversation about the Purple Tomato. 🍅

Noel, Co-founder & Chair of Ceres Organics, shares some perspective on what it means for our food system and why protecting a GE-free future matters for the future of food as well as consumer choice in Aotearoa New Zealand.

New Zealand’s GE-free reputation supports organic farmers, protects our export credibility and gives consumers confidence in the food they choose. But it isn’t guaranteed.

If you’d prefer not to see GE foods on supermarket shelves, let your local grocer know!
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04/03/2026

A genetically modified purple tomato has been approved for sale in Australia and New Zealand. It may look novel, but it raises bigger questions about the future of our food system.

New Zealand’s GE-free reputation supports organic farmers, protects our export credibility and gives consumers confidence in the food they choose. But it isn’t guaranteed.

If you’d prefer not to see GE foods on supermarket shelves, let your local grocer know!

Purple Bliss tomatoes, which get colour from the genes of snapdragon flowers, could become the first fresh GM food available in Australian stores

23/02/2026

Light, refreshing, and made for warm days, this Berry Coconut Cooler recipe combines our gently brewed organic Berry Fruits tea with hydrating coconut water. Fruity, uplifting, and naturally delicious! 👉 https://ceres.co.nz/blogs/recipes/berry-coconut-cooler

16/02/2026

Join us this Thursday to hear new research on the potential impacts of GE policy shifts, from organic livelihoods to export reputation and consumer trust. It's an important conversation for anyone who cares about the future of food in Aotearoa!

Register here👉https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/87b7_U3rR-iDI0P4hFnyeA?fbclid=IwY2xjawQAnYJleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETJUMkhkVUFtMHhPVjNKU0hTc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHtPZJddRX5XqV8Nfcxuv_Mp7rx4SnvZuqOpoxL-D_QbCjFuhGjgDgcIJVeCc_aem_5oE6ZOOnHCcIoPx1PqCr6g #/registration

If New Zealand loses its GE-Free status, what’s really at stake?

Organic livelihoods. Export credibility. Consumer trust.

This Thursday, hear from Matt Scarf as he shares fresh research on the real-world impacts of GE policy change.

Designed for farmers, food businesses, consumers, policy makers and anyone who cares about NZ’s food future. Organic Aotearoa New Zealand is bringing the facts to the table.

📅 Thursday 19 February at 12.30pm.
👉 Save your seat: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/87b7_U3rR-iDI0P4hFnyeA #/registration

07/02/2026

Packing lunchboxes can feel like a daily balancing act 😅 If you’re after fresh inspo, our latest journal shares 10 easy lunchbox ideas made with organic snacks and fuss-free recipes kids actually love 👉https://ceres.co.nz/blogs/journal/5-easy-recipes-perfect-for-returning-to-learning

We’re especially proud that several of these lunchbox staples were recognised at the Healthy Food Guide Awards 2025 🎉 celebrating food that makes healthy eating easier.

🏆 Brown Rice Cakes with Quinoa – Pantry Shortcuts Winner
🏆 Pea Chips, Oaty Bars & Seaweed – Snacks Category Winners
Wholesome, practical and lunchbox-approved ✔️

28/01/2026

We were deeply saddened to hear of the recent passing of Jim Kebbell.

Jim was a co-founder of Commonsense Organics and a true pioneer of the organic movement in Aotearoa. His passion and commitment to organics helped shape the community we are all part of today. We’re incredibly grateful for the role he played in championing organic food and helping build a values-led food system here in New Zealand.

Our thoughts are with Jim’s family and friends during this time.

https://www.oanz.org/new-blog/jim-kebbell-a-totara-has-fallen