Welcome to

The New Zealand Beverage Council

We are the industry association for New Zealand’s non-alcoholic beverage sector.

We proudly represent the manufacturers, brand owners and suppliers of New Zealand’s juice, carbonated soft drinks, flavoured dairy and bottled water industry.

Our membership is diverse, and range from large multinational brands, local New Zealand producers, to those companies that provide a wide range of goods and services to the industry. And our members represent over 75 percent of the non-alcoholic ready-to-drink industry sold at a retail level.

Updates

This webinar is now available in the Members Area. Log into the member portal and go to Webinars to view this valuable presentation.

FSANZ Releases Corporate Plan
FSANZ has released its Corporate Plan 2025–26. This outlines its strategic direction, key activities, and priority initiatives over the coming years.
Key activities include:

  • Developing food standards informed by the best available scientific evidence

  • Coordinating regulatory activities across the food regulation system, including coordination of food incident responses and food recalls

  • Providing advice to food regulators and food standards information to consumers

New members

Welcome Right Hand Man (RHM) to the NZBC - Marketing Services Tailored to Help Owners Grow Their Business. At RHM they believe in the power of quality marketing to drive bottom-line results. Business marketing that's tailored to suit the unique goals of a business. Which is why they created Right Hand Man. A small marketing agency which offers a full range of strategy, design, digital, and campaign solutions. Visit their website here

We welcome Massey University College of Sciences to the NZBC. Massey University College of Sciences supports innovation in the food and beverage sector with pilot processing facilities, consumer and sensory science, research and consultancy, and analytical services. For more information, please get in touch with Al Baxter on a.baxter@massey.ac.nz

Our Positions on Key Issues