Who are we?
Sanitarium Health Food Company is a New Zealand-owned FMCG company with iconic household brands – Weet-Bix, UP&GO, So Good and Marmite, a rich history and an unwavering commitment to make a positive health impact.
What sets us apart?
Voted by consumers as New Zealand’s most trusted breakfast food brand, we combine the dynamic pace of a fast-moving consumer goods business with over 126 years of serving goodness through delivering affordable and nutritious products, promoting health, and caring for our communities.
The heart of our workplace are our people and their passion is the driving force behind our success. Anchored by our shared values, we work together to achieve our purpose of changing lives every day through whole person health.
At Sanitarium you’ll find a genuine connection between our team and the impact they make in our workplace and in our communities.
The Role
Sanitarium is seeking a talented Communications Officer - Internal & External Channels to join our Trans-Tasman Communications and Corporate Affairs team. In this exciting role, you’ll work collaboratively to help shape and deliver integrated local and Trans-Tasman internal and external communications strategies that connect our people, consumers, and communities with our mission : to change lives every day through whole person health.
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What do we offer?
A role at Sanitarium means more than simply taking a job; it’s an invitation to a supportive workplace where our people can experience long and rewarding careers. As valued members of our purpose-driven team, you'll contribute to the expansion of our iconic, trusted household brands while pioneering innovation for our collective future.
We offer exciting professional development opportunities, enticing benefits and a constructive workplace culture that fosters continuous learning and personal growth. Here, you're not just another employee; you're an integral part of our team and your contributions matter.
All applicants must be able to demonstrate that they have the legal right to work in New Zealand.
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