We have made some great progress on our sustainability journey and we are committed to keep improving! See what we've been up to lately.
Refill your Tui Seaweed
We are trialing a refill station for Tui Organic Seaweed and Tui Seaweed & Fish fertiliser at Mitre 10 Papamoa. If the trial is successful, we will look to roll the concept out at other stores nationwide.
Carbon Neutral
Our company is now proud to be carbon neutral. We have been accredited carbon neutral since 2020 for Scope 1: this covers our direct emissions from sites and vehicle, and Scope 2: this covers our indirect emissions from energy production and our use of it.
Recycled Content
Tui Indoor Plant Insect Spray bottles are made from 100% recycled plastic.
The pottles of 3 x Tui Enrich controlled release fertiliser 500g variants (Indoor, Pots & Containers and Vege, Tomato & Herb) have moved into 100% recycled plastic.
Tui growing media and compost packaging are carbon neutral. This includes all our bags that contain recycled plastic and covers 83% of our Tui growing media/compost products so far.
Community
Provided garden starter packs to primary schools.
Supported the The Great New Zealand Seedling Sale - a way for Garden to Table schools to raise money for resources they need for their programme.
Launched the Tui Kids Mini Garden with 50c from every bag sold going direct to the Garden to Table Trust to help more Kiwi kids grow.
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Our Sustainability Journey Comments
Hi, Here are a few gardening tips that I have found useful. Place freshly dug kumara, potatoes or carrots into an empty planter pot then hose off and drain before taking inside. Use a butterfly net to collect the hard to reach fruit. If you are finding bending over to pick up feijoas difficult use a butterfly net to scoop them off the ground then put them into a container placed in a wheelbarrow. All easy on the back.
Marie Broughton
Thank you for sharing this info on your Sustainable Journey. It's great to know all this. 100% recycled plastic and carbon neutral. Amazing work.
Ali Bahmad