Cooperative business models are common in New Zealand's rural sector. Fonterra, Ballance, Ravensdown and Silver Fern Farms are all examples of successful cooperative businesses. They follow strict commercial practices, and ensure that profits are returned directly to their Members, rather than being paid out to institutional or private investors.
Joining the Cooperative
In joining MGGC, you gain ownership in the Cooperative. This ensures that your share of the Cooperative’s profits are returned directly to you. The success of a wine starts with the grower, in the quality of their fruit, and that is why at MGGC the profits from our success return to the grower.
We are confident that the terms and conditions we offer will make you want to grow for the Cooperative.
Contact us today if becoming a Owner of MGGC interests you. We will come meet with you to discuss the details and answer all of the Cooperative questions.
Supply agreement oFFER
MGGC is currently offering rolling three year supply agreements. However, as we are an agile wine company, in a very dynamic industry, there is no request that we will not respectfully consider. We must remain dynamic to protect the livelihoods of our existing Owners and their ongoing success.
You can be sure that at MGGC, each Owner is treated equally. No fruit supply is more important than the next and this provides our Owners a level of security above other wineries.
Your success is “our” Success
MGGC knows that different blocks produce different volumes of grapes and we work with our Owners to ensure we have realistic yields to help our Owners and their vineyards thrive sustainably.
MGGC works with all its Owners throughout the year to ensure crop success, as your success is the OUR success. We continually seek to bring improvements and efficiencies in vineyard management practices to our Owners through workshops and seminars.