As part of our community support, SRS have committed to a sponsorship for the Tactix netball team. Part of the funds will go towards fueling and feeding the team post training, as well as providing training opportunities to children who possibly can't afford the group sessions the Tactix offer.

SRS are proud to be founding sponsors of Inspire Foundation. The Inspire Foundation is unique in New Zealand and is a registered charity dedicated to supporting Canterbury and Marlborough's young talent.

A number of SRS staff from the Processing shed have started a Wood Pallet Manufacturing course. This is a level 2 certificate qualification run by Competenz.

It’s amazing seeing where our products end up around the world, and our work with the Royal Society For The Protection Of Birds is certainly no exception. Yes, those are our bins all the way over in Gough Island!

SRS recently held a Senior Leadership Group Training Day, with guest speaker Hamish Kerr.

The summer period, November through to the end of February, is one of our busiest times of year for our wooden packaging manufacturing department. So this is an ideal opportunity for us to help the university students earn some money by working for us over their summer break.

These robots make light work of our heavy pallets. Click to watch a video of them in action.

SRS was happy to host the 3rd year Bachelor of Forestry Science students at the mill recently for a tour of a mill in operation.

Work almost complete on an additional filtration system for our boiler furnace.

A mild winter and favourable spring has seen the 2020 dairy and agriculture season kick off early.

SRS worked through lock down with a reduced team of 25, building pallets and bins for essential services and industries, such as dairy pallets, produce bins and cable drums.

If your significant other described your relationship as ‘sustainable’ - would that sound good? Sustainable is, by definition, the minimum. At SRS, we strive to have a positive impact on our people, community and environment.

When we got a call from the Royal Society For The Protection Of Birds we jumped at the chance to assist.