Sanitarium believes passionately in the potential of every Australian to enjoy good health, both physical, mental and emotional. read more
An overview of all the companies associated with Sanitarium. read more
Sanitarium was the first company to introduce healthy breakfast foods to Australians, and we were promoting plant-based eating long before it was trendy. read more
When baker Edward Halsey began making the first Sanitarium products in 1898, he was driven by a desire to offer Australians healthier alternatives. read more
For the fourth consecutive year, Weet-Bix was voted Australia’s Most Trusted Breakfast Food in the 2016 Reader's Digest Most Trusted Brands survey.company read more
Everything we do – from the foods we create to the work we do in the community and how we care for our staff – is guided by an overarching philosophy. read more
Responsible marketing to children is fundamental to the way we do business, which is why we only ever promote healthy food choices. read more
Sanitarium is wholly owned by the Seventh Day Adventist church and as an organisation that operates as a charity, it is exempt from company income tax. It pays other taxes that apply to Australian companies. read more
Generations of Aussie families have grown up with the Weet-Bix™ name on breakfast tables, but the first generation of Chinese families to enjoy the much loved and trusted Australian breakfast staple will soon come to know it as Nutri-Brex™. read more
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