OUR
SUSTAINABILITY
JOURNEY
SMALL STEPS, THOUGHTFUL CHOICES, A LITTLE MORE LOVE.
A NOTE FROM OUR FOUNDERS
Here at Molly Woppy, our motto is Love at First Bite®.
So, it only makes sense that the joy doesn’t end with the last bite - it extends to every detail, from the recyclable packaging to our commitment to a sustainable future.
We pour bucket loads of love into our cookies, from selecting the finest ingredients to the dedication of our team, right through to our focus on sustainability.
Our commitment to sustainability reaches beyond just recyclable packaging. It includes responsibly sourced ingredients, a diverse workplace, and an ongoing conversation on how we can do better.
- Hayley Molloy + Alistair Parker
PLANTING TREES,
GROWING A FUTURE
We're proud to support Trees That Count in planting native trees across Aotearoa. It's one way we're contributing to healthier ecosystems and a greener future for generations to come.
PROUDLY MADE IN NEW ZEALAND
Made with love in Avondale, Auckland, since 2002. Our cookies are handmade in small batches by our dedicated team of bakers. Keeping production local is a big part of who we are and how we bring our cookies to life.
less waste, more good
We believe good food should be enjoyed, not wasted. That's why we bake in small batches and donate surplus products to KiwiHarvest and Pātaka Kai, helping share good food with communities across New Zealand.
INGREDIENTS WITH CARE
Great cookies start with great ingredients. We use New Zealand butter and free-range eggs, and work with suppliers who maintain well-controlled agricultural standards.
We're thoughtful about what goes into our cookies and continue to look for ways to make responsible sourcing part of our everyday baking.
PACKAGING, WITH A
LITTLE MORE THOUGHT
Our packaging is designed with sustainability in mind. Our cartons are made from sustainably sourced paper stock and printed with vegetable-based inks, making them fully recyclable. Our trays are made from 100% recyclable PET, while our soft plastic bags can be recycled through dedicated soft-plastic drop-off points.