Organisational structure
Whittakers organisational structure is...
hierarchical structure
1896
The main ingredient to make chocolate
Cacao beans
this keeps food safe by ensuring workers clean theri hands and equipment
Hygiene procedures
These Māori values mean caring for others and showing respect.
Manaakitanga
organizational structure shows...
The roles, responsibilities, and levels of authority in a business
The founder of Whittakers is...
James Henry Whittaker
Roasting
this protects facory workers from accidnets and injuries
Health and safety policy
This value focuses on protecting the environment and using resources responsibly.
Kaitiakitanga
Name one department in whittakers
production, marketing and sales, finance, or human resources
before estbalishing in Porirua, Whittakers factory was originally in the city of...
Christchurch
This process turns cacao beans into chocolate and help create a smooth texture
Grinding and refining
This checks chocolate for defects and ensures concistent quality
Qualtiy control procedure
This value represents relationships, connections, and a sense of belonging.
Whanaungatanga
A benefit of a hierarchical structure is...
Clear roles and responsibilities
Whittakers moved from Christchurch to wellington in the year...
1911
This stage improves chococlates flavour and smoothness by mixing it for an extended amount of time
Conching
This helps a business reduce waste and protect the environment.
Environmental policy
A business supports its workers and community through care and respect. Which Māori value does this demonstrate?
Manaakitanga
A disadvantage of hierarchical structure is...
Slower decision-making
Whittakers has remaind a significant NZ brand because...
Its long history, family ownership and reputation for quality
This process stabilises cacao butter crystals to give chocolate a glossy finsih and a good snap
Tempering
This tracks ingredients from suppliers through production to the finsihed chocolate product
Traceability procedure
A chocolate company reduces packaging waste to protect resources for future generations. Which Māori value does this reflect?
Kaitiakitanga