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Newgrange Gold

Membership Status:

Approved until 31 May 2023

Sector:

Grocery

About the company

Established in 2010 by John Rogers, Newgrange Gold is ran from the Rogers' family farm overlooking the historic and beautiful Boyne Valley in Co. Meath. John saw an opportunity to create a brand that connected the rich and ancient soils of the Boyne Valley and the high-quality food produced there. The birth of Newgrange Gold came from seeing oilseed rape grown on the Rogers farm leaving in trailers to the local merchant and from there, the seed was sown for the potential business opportunity on their doorstep. Today, Newgrange Gold sells a range of products including rapeseed oil, infused rapeseed oil with garden herbs, chilli & garlic, chilli & lemon, etc. with its products available in stores nationwide.

Key Sustainability Commitments

Spotlight Target Area: Biodiversity

While Newgrange Gold's farm encompasses over 150 acres of the Boyne Valley, the company through its Origin Green sustainability plan has focused upon increasing and maintaining the area's biodiversity. Newgrange Gold is a proud member of the All-Ireland Pollinator Plan and supports ecological efforts across its unique region wherever the company can. To date, Newgrange Gold has implemented 13 biodiversity Initiatives throughout its ambitious Origin green plan, including increasing wilding areas on the company's land, introduction of bee hotels, tree planting, installations of bird boxes, etc. Overall, the company had a very strong performance throughout 2021, achieving an exemplary score not only in the Biodiversity target area, but also in the areas of Packaging, Energy, and Community Engagement.


Spotlight Target Area: Packaging
As the farm of Newgrange Gold covers almost 150 acres of the Boyne Valley, the
company have contributed positively to increasing and protecting biodiversity within
the region. Newgrange Gold is a proud member of the All-Ireland Pollinator Plan and
supports biodiversity initiatives wherever possible across its unique landscape.
Throughout 2020, the company demonstrated an exemplary performance in the
target areas of packaging and community engagement. Within the packaging area, the
company has worked diligently to reduce outer case cardboard on its packaging, being
over 10% ahead of its target set since 2018. The company also continues to contribute
to its local community, supporting groups such as Slane Mens Sheds, Rossin Rovers
and the East Coast Tree Project.

Case Study 2021