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Our Community

Over 6,000 Local Workforce

We’re the largest employer in PNG with over 6,000 locals. We are also the largest family owned land owner with 3000+ha.

Over 6,000 Local Workforce

We’re the largest employer in PNG with over 6,000 locals. We are also the largest family owned land owner with 3000+ha.

Enriching our communities

Strengthening economic and community development and driving lasting impact through employee engagement
Our companies build vibrant communities through economic development, employee volunteerism and charitable giving. We contribute to the vitality of communities through wages and investments in infrastructure, including housing, schools and facility improvements in each part of the country we operate in.

We are committed to contibuting the South Pacific nations in a responsible way; reducing our environmental impact; and improving the communities where we live and work. We are passionate about our purposal to be a global leader in nourishing people and operating responsibly across the agricultural products we produce and markets we serve. We invest in, engage with and respect inherited Polynesian cultures while promoting sustainable and responsible economic development to improve living standards and promote stable communities.

Caring for our people

Each of the Carpenter Estates – takes care of the needs of our workers fully, providing a modest but distinctively modern lifestyle almost totally independent from the outside world. This is especially significant in PNG, where roads, electricity, and clean water are still rare privileges. Inside the gated compounds of the Carpenter Estates, residents have access to high-quality housing, communal markets, farms for produce and livestock, schools, doctors, and other social services which are partly self-organized, partly guided and funded by estate managers.

WR Carpenter Estates also strive to improve the sustainability of our operations by conserving water and encouraging bird habitat. In addition to coffee trees, they carefully manage the forests by inter-planting two types of native shade trees which promote very even ripening of coffee cherries while also providing habitat for over 90 bird species.