Rob Scoines appointed GM of Sanitarium NZ

By RJ Whitehead

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Rob Scoines appointed GM of Sanitarium NZ
Sanitarium Health & Wellbeing operation has named Rob Scoines as its general manager in New Zealand.

A Sanitarium insider, he has worked in the company’s HR and manufacturing departments in Australia and New Zealand. Most recently, he headed Sanitarium’s logistics in Australia.

I enjoy a challenge and am motivated by Sanitarium’s purpose of sharing health and wellbeing​,” Scoines said in a statement.

I see leadership as a privilege because it’s an opportunity to positively impact people as they grow and develop, while they in turn make a positive impact on the business and the community. Being the country’s number one breakfast food manufacturer offers us a unique opportunity to make a difference​.”

Sanitarium, which is owned by the Seventh Day Adventist church and is best known for its Weet-Bix breakfast cereal, achieved a turnover of NZ$150m (US$106m) in the last financial year.

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